In a glowing endorsement that has set Bollywood circles abuzz, Congress MP and celebrated author Shashi Tharoor has declared Aryan Khan's directorial debut 'The Bads of Bollywood' an absolute masterpiece. The politician-literary figure took to Instagram to share his effusive praise for Shah Rukh Khan's eldest son, suggesting the young filmmaker has inherited his father's creative genius.
Tharoor's Instagram Ovation
Tharoor didn't hold back his admiration for the young Khan's work, writing in his Instagram review: "What a masterpiece! Brilliant acting, fantastic storyline, and amazing cinematography." The seasoned politician, known for his sophisticated taste in literature and arts, seemed genuinely impressed by the 25-year-old's cinematic vision.
A Proud Father Moment
Tharoor's review carried a heartfelt note about parental pride, adding: "Shah Rukh Khan must be one proud father." This sentiment resonates deeply within the film industry, where Shah Rukh Khan has long been celebrated as both a superstar and devoted family man.
About 'The Bads of Bollywood'
The short film, which marks Aryan Khan's formal entry into filmmaking after his education at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts, showcases his growing prowess behind the camera. While details about the plot remain carefully guarded, the project demonstrates Aryan's commitment to establishing his own creative identity beyond his famous lineage.
Industry Recognition Builds
Tharoor's endorsement adds significant credibility to Aryan's budding directorial career. The political leader's appreciation for cinema and his status as an intellectual heavyweight makes his praise particularly noteworthy. This comes as Aryan continues to build his reputation in the entertainment industry through Red Chillies Entertainment, the family's production company.
The young filmmaker's debut has generated considerable excitement among Bollywood enthusiasts and industry watchers, who are eager to see how Shah Rukh Khan's legacy will continue through the next generation of creative talent.
