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Alyy Khan Slams Aryan Khan’s Netflix Debut for ‘Sadak Chap’ Language as Season Two Proceeds

The dispute centers on claims that profanity is overused for effect rather than authenticity.

Overview

  • Alyy Khan said on the ARY podcast that The Bastards of Bollywood felt cringeworthy and boring, arguing its frequent expletives made it unfit for family viewing.
  • He questioned the justification for what he called 'sadak chap' language and suggested it was used to chase eyeballs and ratings rather than serve the story.
  • Despite the criticism, coverage describes the series as an instant hit with many fans praising its storytelling, performances, and self-aware industry satire.
  • Veteran producer Vivek Vaswani had earlier objected to the show’s portrayal of Bollywood, asking why there was not a single redeeming character.
  • Actor Rajat Bedi told News18 the series will return for a second season, and Republic World reported a defamation suit by ex-NCB officer Sameer Wankhede over a parody depiction.