Aamir Khan’s son Junaid Khan is celebrating his birthday today. The budding actor, who is all set to impress the audience with his acting skills in Maharaja, has received a sweet birthday wish from his sister Ira. She has taken to her Instagram stories and shared photos from the celebration. Junaid is seen cutting the cake and also posing with her. Ira also penned a special note for him.
Ira shared the first photo of Junaid’s birthday cake cutting and in the second they are posing. She wrote, “You’re growing up! You didn’t crib about taking this picture! Love you so much, Junnu! Happy Birthday (red hearts)” She has recently also give a huge shoutout to her brother after the poster of his debut film Maharaja was revealed. She took to her Instagram stories and shared the poster. ‘Junuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu”, read the caption.
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Maharaj, directed by Siddharth P. Malhotra and co-starring Jaideep Ahlawat, Sharvari Wagh, and Shalini Pandey in pivotal roles, is said to be inspired by the 1862 Maharaja Libel Case. It revolves around a religious leader who sued a newspaper for alleging inappropriate relationships with his female followers. Junaid portrays a journalist in the movie. The official Netflix handle shared the first film’s poster and wrote, “The fight for the truth between a powerful man and a fearless journalist. Based on true events, Maharaj is releasing on June 14 June, only on Netflix!.”
In an interview with News18 Showsha, Shalini had opened up on her experience of working with Junaid. She had said, “Junaid is a very easy breezy human being. He’s a good co-actor to work with. I had a lot of fun working with him. We’re in the same age group, so we had a blast during the shoot. Maharaj is one of his first projects, and so is mine. That’s why we had a very similar energy on set.”
The synopsis of the story reads, “The year is 1862, a time when there were only three universities in India, Rabindranath Tagore is a year old and the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 continues to fan the flames of independence. Against all odds, one man takes a courageous stand in a landmark legal battle, a true story that’s now come to light in Maharaj — more than 160 years later.”
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