Recent reports have revealed that Aryan has successfully enlisted Salman Khan for a cameo in Stardom. According to sources from News18, Salman has already completed filming his part. While it is unlikely that Salman and Shah Rukh Khan will share screen time in this particular project, their collaboration on Aryan’s debut is sure to excite fans of both actors.
The two superstars have a long history together, having first appeared in the 1995 film Karan Arjun as siblings. Their professional relationship has seen ups and downs over the years, but they have recently rekindled their camaraderie with appearances in each other’s projects and they have also been seen together a lot of times at celebrity functions.
The decision for Salman to participate in Stardom was reportedly an easy one. Sources further reveal that he shares a strong bond with Shah Rukh and his family, which made him eager to support Aryan’s debut project.
Aryan Khan has taken on multiple roles for his directorial debut Stardom, serving as the writer and showrunner. This marks a crucial career milestone as he moves beyond his identity as Shah Rukh Khan’s son to forge his own path in the industry. Aryan gained experience directing his father in a D’Yavol X commercial last year.
As Stardom gears up for release, excitement continues to build around its unique premise and star-studded cast. The series promises to blend elements of comedy and entertainment while providing an engaging narrative about the lives of those within the film industry.
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