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Khan family join Aryan for ‘Ba***ds of Bollywood’ premiere

'The Ba***ds of Bollywood': Shah Rukh Khan, Gauri, Suhana and AbRam join Aryan Khan for star-studded premiere of his directorial debut

Shah Rukh Khan, wife Gauri Khan, kids Suhana and AbRam, turned up in full force to stand by Aryan Khan’s side at the grand premiere of his much-awaited directorial debut, ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’.

Khan family make stylish appearance

For the red-carpet premiere, the Khan Family stepped out in colour-coordinated outfits with the man of the moment, Aryan looking sharp in a black tee, jeans and a leather jacket. Proud parents SRK and Gauri also dressed to impress with the actor opting for a suit, while Gauri stunned in a backless gown and a dazzling diamond necklace. AbRam also stuck to the Khan boys’ staple – black tee, jeans and a jacket. Meanwhile, Suhana stood out in a stunning golden gown.

SRK poses with the paparazzi

The Khan family walked the red carpet together and posed for the shutterbugs. SRK, in turn, returned the favour by obliging the paparazzi with photos and posing with them for a few clicks, taken by the debutant director himself. While Shah Rukh smiled for the camera, Aryan was seen trying to get the best shots and angles for the group shots.

SRK and Suhana return from King shoot

Shah Rukh and Suhana, who were busy in Poland, shooting for their film, ‘King’, arrived in the city just in time for the grand event. The father-daughter duo, were seen arriving at the Mumbai airport, early this morning and were later seen stopping by manager Pooja Dadlani’s house to offer their condolences on the demise of her mother-in-law.

Star-studded premiere

The premiere was a star-studded affair with directors, producers, and actors from across Bollywood marking their presence. Actors including Kajol, Ajay Devng, Arjun Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, among many others were among the early arrivals for the premiere. Also spotted was Aryan’s rumoured girlfriend, Larissa Bonesi. ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’ premieres tomorrow. Go to Source

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