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Aryan Khan to work on his first theatrical release before directing Shah Rukh Khan in planned 2027 film: Report

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Aryan Khan, who recently earned appreciation for his debut Netflix directorial The Ba***ds of Bollywood, is already moving ahead with his next set of projects. The series, which featured Lakshya, Raghav Juyal, Bobby Deol and an ensemble cast, marked Aryan’s official entry as a director and showcased his inclination towards bold storytelling. With the streaming debut now behind him, the filmmaker is preparing for a larger leap a theatrical feature. According to industry sources, Aryan’s next directorial will be a full-fledged film intended for a big-screen release. The young filmmaker is reportedly determined to establish himself in the theatrical space before stepping into what will arguably be the most anticipated collaboration of his career directing his father, superstar Shah Rukh Khan. A source quoted by Pinkvilla revealed that Aryan is taking a measured, merit-driven approach to his career choices. “Aryan wants to deliver a theatrical success and prove himself as a filmmaker before taking on the challenge of directing his superstar father, Shah Rukh Khan,” the insider shared. The intention, the source added, is to build credibility in the industry by letting the work speak for itself rather than relying on legacy or expectations. Plans for the father-son collaboration are very much in motion, though the film is not expected to take off immediately. “If all goes as planned, Aryan’s third directorial will feature SRK in the lead. The father-son duo has already locked the core idea, but the collaboration is expected to take shape only in 2027,” the source added. For now, Aryan is dedicating his attention to completing the script for his second feature film. The project is likely to enter the casting stage soon, with more details about the genre, ensemble, and production timeline expected to emerge in the coming months. With his debut project sparking conversations and his next two films already generating industry buzz, Aryan Khan appears to be pacing his journey with focus and strategic clarity. As anticipation builds for his theatrical debut and eventually, his directorial collaboration with Shah Rukh Khan all eyes are on the young filmmaker’s next move. Also Read: Sameer Wankhede calls The Ba***ds of Bollywood a “calculated hit job” aimed at settling personal scores: “Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan Khan can’t hide behind satire”.

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Japanese Yen retreats as weak data adds to BoJ uncertainty

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The post Japanese Yen retreats as weak data adds to BoJ uncertainty appeared com. The Japanese Yen (JPY) retreats slightly from an over one-week high touched against the US Dollar (USD) during the Asian session on Friday, following the disappointing release of Japan’s Household Spending data. Weaker consumer spending could cool demand-driven inflation and allow the Bank of Japan (BoJ) to delay further raising interest rates on the back of Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s pro-stimulus stance. This, in turn, prompts some JPY selling and assists the USD/JPY pair to climb back above the 153. 00 round-figure mark. Meanwhile, minutes of the BoJ’s September policy meeting, released on Wednesday, kept hopes alive for an imminent rate hike. Moreover, speculations that Japanese authorities might intervene to stem further weakness in the domestic currency might hold back the JPY bears from placing aggressive bets. The USD, on the other hand, remains on the defensive amid worries that a prolonged US government shutdown could affect the economic performance. This, in turn, might contribute to keeping a lid on any meaningful appreciation for the USD/JPY pair. Japanese Yen edges lower as weaker domestic data adds to BoJ uncertainty amid fiscal concerns Data released earlier this Friday showed that Japan’s household spending rose 1. 8% from a year earlier in September, compared to 2. 5% expected and 2. 3% growth recorded in the previous month. On a seasonally adjusted, month-on-month basis, spending fell 0. 7%, pointing to signs of cooling private consumption. Meanwhile, Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is reportedly looking to finalize an economic stimulus package of around $65 billion to address inflation and growth by late November and pass a supplementary budget to fund it. Moreover, the Bank of Japan remains reluctant to commit to further rate hikes. Minutes of the BoJ’s September 18-19 meeting highlighted a cautious rate-hike path as policymakers weighed inflation dynamics and trade risks. Board members,.

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