The trailer of the series 'The Bads of Bollywood' is full of action, drama, and emotion. In this, the story of a common boy becoming a hero, his struggle is shown in a very filmy style. Along with this, the series also gives a glimpse of every big actor and celebrity in Bollywood. Shah Rukh and Aamir Khan were seen in their own characters. At the same time, Lakshya seems to be successful in leaving his mark in the lead role.
What is special in the trailer of 'The Bads of Bollywood'
The trailer of the series 'The Bads of Bollywood' has a lot to offer to Bollywood film lovers. The series tells the story of a boy, Aasman, who travels to become a hero in Bollywood. In this journey, he comes face-to-face with Bollywood, its people, and politics. Through the character of Aasman, the audience will also get a glimpse of the hidden secrets and stories of Bollywood.
Apart from Aamir and Shah Rukh, these actors will be seen in the series
The story of the series revolves around Bollywood, so many celebrities and stars will be seen in it. In the trailer itself, we get a glimpse of Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan in a very different style. Karan Johar also appeared in the trailer. SS Rajamouli also appeared with Aamir Khan. Many other Bollywood celebs have appeared in this trailer.
This is the star cast of the series
Lakshya has played the role of hero Aasman in the series 'The Bads of Bollywood' directed by Aryan Khan. At the same time, Bobby Deol was seen in a grey shade role, who became the father of the hero's lover. Actors like Mona Singh, Raghav Juyal, Gautami Kapoor, Manoj Pahwa will also be seen in important roles in the series. 'The Bads of Bollywood' has been produced by Gauri Khan. It will stream on Netflix on September 18.
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