In a fascinating revelation about Bollywood's next-generation star, actor Arshad Warsi has shared intriguing details about Aryan Khan's unconventional journey into filmmaking. The young Khan, son of superstar Shah Rukh Khan, took a remarkably hands-on approach to learning the craft long before his official debut.
The Mannat Film School
According to Warsi, Aryan didn't wait for formal opportunities to practice his filmmaking skills. Instead, he transformed the iconic Khan residence, Mannat, into his personal training ground. "He would shoot scenes with his assistants," Warsi disclosed, highlighting Aryan's proactive approach to learning the ropes of Bollywood.
Learning Through Doing
This unique method of film education saw Aryan working closely with assistant directors and crew members, creating a practical learning environment far removed from traditional film school approaches. The setup allowed him to understand camera angles, scene composition, and direction techniques in real-time.
The Family Legacy Continues
The revelation offers a glimpse into how the younger generation of Bollywood royalty is preparing to carry forward their family's cinematic legacy. Rather than relying solely on his father's stature, Aryan appears to be building his skills from the ground up, demonstrating a serious commitment to the craft of filmmaking.
This behind-the-scenes preparation at Mannat showcases a dedicated approach to filmmaking that blends traditional Bollywood heritage with contemporary learning methods, setting the stage for what promises to be an interesting career ahead for Shah Rukh Khan's eldest son.
