Netflix's ‘The Ba***ds Of Bollywood’: Aryan Khan reveals being 'nervous' in his debut speech: 'My dad’s here...'

Netflix’s new series titled ‘The Ba***ds Of Bollywood’, which is directed by Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan, made headlines as the trailer was launched yesterday in the presence of the cast and crew, along with King Khan and Gauri, who came to support their son.

In his debut speech, Aryan Khan said that he had been nervous for the past three days regarding this, and if he makes any mistakes, his dad (SRK) is there to handle that.

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“Bohot nervous hu kyunki pehli baar main aap sabke saamne stage par aaya hu. Aur isliye do din aur teen raaton se main ye speech baar baar lagataar practice kiye jaa raha hu. In fact, main itna nervous hu ki maine teleprompter pe bhi likha diya hai. Just in case yaha ki bijli chale jaaye, main kaagaz ke tukde pe bhi likhke laaya hu. Torch ke saath. Aur agar tab bhi mujhse mistake ho jaaye, to Papa hain na! (I’m very nervous because this is the first time I’m standing on stage in front of all of you. That’s why I’ve been practicing this speech over and over again for the last two days and three nights. In fact, I’m so nervous that I’ve even put it on the teleprompter—just in case the electricity goes out here, I’ve also brought it written on a piece of paper. With a torch. And if even after all that I still make a mistake… well, my dad’s here, right?)," Aryan said at the preview launch.

“Aur agar iss sab ke baad bhi mujhse galti ho jaaye, mujhe please maaf kardena. Ye mera first time hai. (And if after all this I still mess up, please forgive me. This is my first time)," he added.

“We’ve tried to bring a lot of entertainment to a lot of people in a lot of places. After four years of hard work, countless discussions, and thousands of takes, this show is finally ready. And I want to thank the people without whom making this show would have been impossible," he concluded his speech.