In recent news, there has been speculation surrounding the upcoming collaboration between Khushi Kapoor, daughter of the late Bollywood icon Sridevi, and Ibrahim Ali Khan, son of Saif Ali Khan, along with Junaid Khan, son of Aamir Khan. However, Pakistani actor Junaid Khan recently addressed the confusion and provided clarity on the matter, bringing a touch of humor to the situation.
Junaid took to his Instagram Stories to address reports from Indian media outlets that mistakenly used his image instead of Aamir Khan’s son. The former Call frontman expressed gratitude for the opportunity for cross-border collaborations but debunked the rumors linking him to films alongside Khushi Kapoor.
Clarifying the misunderstanding, Junaid acknowledged that his name may have been confused with that of the Indian superstar’s son and expressed his desire for open borders to facilitate such collaborations. He stated on his IG Stories,
“For all those asking if this is true! They must have confused me with Aamir Khan’s son! But I really truly wish that our borders were open for cross collaborations like it once was!”
Junaid Khan Instagram Story
Meanwhile, Khushi Kapoor’s career continues to gain momentum, with two highly anticipated film projects on the horizon. Reports from Zee News reveal that following her debut in The Archies, Khushi is set to star in the upcoming romantic comedy Naadaniyaan, produced by Dharma Productions, where she will share the screen with Ibrahim Ali Khan.
Additionally, Khushi is slated to star alongside the rising Indian talent Junaid Khan in the Hindi remake of Love Today, scheduled to begin filming in the upcoming summer. With the mixed reception her debut project received, the young actress has a lot to prove, indicating that she is ready to take on the challenge.
As fans eagerly anticipate the release of these films, it is clear that Pakistani actor Junaid Khan has clarified the false news surrounding his collaboration with Khushi Kapoor. However, his statement highlights the importance of cross-border collaboration, emphasizing the necessity for open borders in the entertainment industry.
