Aryan Khan Netflix Debut Trailer Will Leave You Stunned—Is He SRK 2.0

Aryan Khan just dropped the first look teaser of his Netflix series The Baads of Bollywood, and fans can’t stop talking. In a clip that’s equal parts cheeky and chaotic, SRK’s son recites his father’s iconic Mohabbatein dialogue before twisting it with a dark punchline. The result? Pure Bollywood masala with a modern edge.

A Trailer That Packs a Punch

On August 17, Netflix India released the teaser on X (formerly Twitter) with Shah Rukh Khan cheekily captioning:

“Zyaada hogaya? Aadat daal lo…”
In the video, Aryan strolls in, plays a violin, then delivers: “Picture toh saalon se baki hai, par show ab shuru hoga.” Just when nostalgia blooms, he grins and adds, “Aur achanak ek truck aaya aur usse kuchal gaya.” The perfect mix of romance, humour, and shock factor.

Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk on X) teasing Aryan’s series with that playful caption.

Fans Say He’s a Carbon Copy of SRK

Within minutes, social feeds exploded. A popular Reddit thread captured the buzz:

Reddit user u/bollywoodbuff wrote, “I genuinely thought it was Shah Rukh doing the voiceover. Crazy how their voices are SO similar.”

Across platforms, comments ranged from “Papa ki carbon copy!” to gentle ribbing about nepo-babies. Yet many praised Aryan’s confidence and delivery, urging him to try acting next.

What to Expect from The Baads of Bollywood

Directed and co-written by Aryan, produced by Gauri Khan under Red Chillies Entertainment, the series promises behind-the-scenes Bollywood stories with a satirical twist. Leads Lakshya and Sahher Bambba headline a cast that includes Bobby Deol, Mona Singh, Manoj Pahwa, and surprise cameos rumored from Salman Khan and Ranveer Singh.

Why This Matters Now

Aryan’s pivot from behind-the-camera to on-screen persona comes after his sister Suhana’s mixed reviews in The Archies. This teaser sets a bold new tone—no more playing it safe. It’s a statement: Aryan Khan isn’t just using his surname, he’s making his own space.

Countdown to August 20

Mark your calendars—the full preview drops on Netflix on August 20. Whether you’re here for the nostalgia, the humour, or just to see if he really is SRK’s Xerox copy, this series looks set to be one of the most talked-about releases of the year.