Junaid Khan's busy shoot schedule is making it difficult to celebrate Maharaj's success with family: Source

Junaid Khan

Bollywood actor Junaid Khan, who made an impressive mark in the film industry with his debut performance in the Netflix film Maharaj, is a busy man. His portrayal of journalist Karsandas Mulji in the film has been praised by audiences, industry professionals, and critics alike, highlighting his talent and potential as a rising star.

A source close to Junaid reveals that his family has been eager to celebrate his success with a party for his debut film Maharaj. However, due to his hectic shoot schedules, Junaid has not been able to find the time to join his family for the celebration.

"Junaid is known for his dedication and humbleness, which showcases his passion towards his craft," the source says. "He's been so busy with back-to-back shoots that he's not been able to enjoy the success of 'Maharaj. The family has been trying to throw him a party, but his timings just don’t match due to shoots! (laughs)”

Junaid's commitment to his work is evident in his rigorous schedule, reflecting his determination to establish himself in the industry. Despite his packed calendar, the young actor's humility and dedication continue to shine through.

With the success of 'Maharaj' fans are really excited for this talented young actor’s next. Junaid has several intriguing projects lined up, and the anticipation is palpable.

Junaid is the son of Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan. His debut movie had faced a few hiccups before its release but was later cleared and it was loved by all upon its release.

In an exclusive interview with MoneyControl, Junaid has spoken to us about his father and superstar Aamir Khan's reaction to the movie. He also said that his mother is a tougher audience to please than his father.

"She was very happy; when she watched the film, she really liked it. She is, in fact, a much tougher audience to please than my father. But she really liked the film; she was there on the first day of the shoot with my mom, my father, and my grandparents. My two grandmothers were there; they really wanted to be. It was good fun," Junaid told us.