
While You're Glued To IPL, Aryan Khan Is Busy Upskilling His Paddle Game
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Captured in a video, Aryan Khan is seen engaging in a friendly match, sweating it out for a productive day off.
Fans got a rare glimpse into Aryan Khan 's life off-screen as the soon-to-be director was spotted playing paddle tennis with friends over the weekend. Captured in a video, he is seen engaging in a friendly match, sweating it out for a productive day off. With all his focus on the game and energetic presence on the ground, Aryan showcased both his love for the sport and fitness, leaving fans gushing over him.
Keeping it comfortable, Aryan sported an athleisure look in a white T-shirt and black shorts, complete with sneakers.
Aryan Khan's casual time out with friends comes amid rising anticipation for his directorial debut. Titled Ba***ds of Bollywood, the Netflix series is said to be a satirical take on the Hindi film industry, with many renowned names expected to make a cameo. The story follows the journey of an outsider and his friends as they navigate the 'chaotic, larger-than-life, yet uncertain world" of Indian cinema. The release date of the show is yet to be announced.
Produced under Aryan's father Shah Rukh Khan's production house, the show also features Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan in cameo appearances, as Saif Ali Khan recently confirmed at Waves Summit 2025. The actor was speaking with Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos when he said, 'I have to say I saw a little bit of that show as well," adding, 'It looked fantastic. My kids have done a little appearance in it."
Ted, too, added to the anticipation, as he said, 'We have a show called The Ba***ds of Bollywood coming up that is really fun, and I am going to leave the audience to try to figure out the title completely, but it is so fun. I am four episodes in."
Even Karan Johar has spoken highly of Aryan Khan's talent, lauding his work in the most anticipated series. In a chat with Raj Shamani, the filmmaker said, 'I don't know if I'm even supposed to say this, but I have a huge belief in Aryan Khan's directorial talent. I don't want to say anything about his Netflix show, because he'll get very angry, but all I'll say is this: watch out. If there is a King, there will be a Prince. I can say this with confidence, because I've seen the show."
While fans await the show's release date, it has been reported that Aryan Khan might skip the promotional events for the series.
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