Aamir Khan is planning a trip to Japan to check up on his older son Junaid Khan’s untitled movie.

 

Amir Khan’s firstborn, Junaid Khan, is poised to embark on his cinematic journey with Aditya Chopra’s grand historical drama ‘Maharaj,’ helmed by Siddharth P Malhotra, following an extensive stint in the theatrical realm spanning over seven years. Simultaneously, he finds himself engrossed in the filming of his sophomore venture, a creation under the banner of Aamir Khan Productions, unfolding against the scenic backdrop of Japan.

A reliable informant acquainted with Junaid’s imminent project discloses, “Following the conclusion of a filming segment in Mumbai, the production ensemble has transitioned to Japan for the subsequent phase. While Aamir sir remains stationed in Mumbai, he maintains regular communication with the crew to stay abreast of the production’s evolution. His enthusiasm for this endeavor knows no bounds, prompting contemplation of a swift voyage to Japan to monitor the project’s progression firsthand.”

The forthcoming cinematic endeavor is purportedly slated to showcase the idyllic vistas of Sapporo, a locale hitherto unexplored on the celluloid canvas. The mounting anticipation surrounding this venture pledges an unparalleled visual spectacle, entwining the uncharted allure of Sapporo with Junaid’s portrayal in a romantically inclined role, heralding the advent of a cinematic opus.

‘Maharaj’ marks Junaid’s maiden expedition into the realm of Hindi cinema, underscoring his extensive theatrical background spanning over seven years.

‘Maharaj’ stands as a historical saga fostered by Aditya Chopra and steered by Siddharth P. Malhotra.

In recent weeks, the nuptials of Aamir Khan’s daughter Ira Khan with her longtime beau Nupur Shikhare captured public attention. The jubilant couple exchanged vows in Mumbai before embarking on a sojourn to Udaipur for a four-day matrimonial revelry, culminating in a star-studded reception upon their return to Mumbai.