The Ba***ds of Bollywood

Aryan is really hilarious as a Director, he mocked the whole bollywood in his unique style which is really entertaining. COMEDY is a Big Plus Point of this show, it works really well. Bobby Deol & Lakshya really shines, Raghav is good friend. Really loved all the cameos of big stars, it's so fun to watch.. Overall A Good ENTERTAINING SHOW TO ENJOY. KUDOS ARYAN KHAN & THE MAKERS.

The Bads of Bollywood is getting a lot of buzz for being bold, flashy, and entertaining. People like how it pokes fun at Bollywood itself - from nepotism to scandals - in a way that feels sharp and self-aware. Aryan Khan's direction is being praised as confident for a debut, with viewers saying he's brought in an engaging style and high production value.

The series also benefits from its star-studded cameos - Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Karan Johar and more - which fans feel add extra charm. At the same time, the lead actors Lakshya Lalwani and Sahher Bambba are earning appreciation for their chemistry and for bringing a fresh outsider's perspective to the story.

Overall, audiences are calling it "filmy, fun, and engaging," with polished visuals and a glamorous presentation. Social media reactions suggest people are excited and see it as a promising start for Aryan Khan as a director.

The creator of the show(Aryan Khan) might have thought what if 'Zoya Akhtar's Luck By Chance & Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om have a baby?'

Om Shanti Om is a masala, fairytale storytelling. While Luck By Chance is a satire. But they don't lack narrative coherence and has a clear tone.

The show lacks narrative coherence. And the biggest problem it lacks a clear tone. It wants to be serious, goofy, satire, parody all at the same time. Satirical undertones are poorly written. There is no emotional depth in the characters.

And techincal rawness is clearly visible in Aryan Khan's direction. The way shots are taken, edits are made, films feels like entirely made inside a set and how actors are directed.

Not terrible, not terrific - somewhere right in the middle, Bats of Bollywood plays out like an average entertainer. What makes it watchable is the way it mixes the usual Bollywood masala with a cheeky, self-aware 'meta' touch. The film doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, but it throws in enough familiar flavors - drama, comedy, romance, and exaggerated moments - to keep the audience engaged.

Aryan Khan's much awaited Netflix debut The Ba***ds of Bollywood, delves into the underbelly of the film industry, with a mix of satire, drama and masala. With the bold title and Aryan's directorial debut under Red Chillies Entertainment, expectations were high. While the series has its moments, it's far from perfect.

The show starts off strong, pulls you into the chaos of Bollywood. Most episodes are engaging, with dark humor and celebrity cameos that add to the meta-Bollywood feel. But the pacing is uneven-some episodes fly by while others drag. It's the kind of series that keeps you hooked but sometimes tests your patience.

Rated "A" for heavy use of bad language which feels natural in the raw tone. Episode 6 has a scene that might make some uncomfortable for few people

The cameos are the highlight and let's be real this wouldn't have been possible without Shah Rukh Khan's pull. From Salman Khan to Ranveer Singh, these appearances create buzz but add nothing to the story.

By Episode 7 the chase sequences are flat with bad VFX that stick out like a sore thumb. The production values and technical quality is decent but not great which is surprising given Red Chillies' reputation.

Aryan Khan shows promise in his debut but The Ba*_ds of Bollywood_ is trying too hard to impress. The series is unapologetically "mass masala" with insider jokes, gritty drama and Bollywood chaos but not for everyone.

Verdict:

If you love Bollywood gossip, satire and meta moments you'll find something to like here. But if you're looking for polished storytelling or groundbreaking execution this might disappoint. Aryan's debut is decent but not great.

Overall : 3/5.