Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, is grabbing headlines for his fun-filled appearance at his best friend’s wedding. A viral video from the ceremony shows Aryan fully immersed in the traditional joota churayi ritual, and his dedication has left the internet amused. The viral clip, shared by Zest Events on Instagram, captures moments from the wedding of Rhea Nadkarni and Mahir Mehta, who is reportedly Aryan’s close friend.
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Aryan Khan Enjoys Joota Churayi
In the video, Aryan is seen fiercely guarding the groom’s shoes, ensuring that the bride’s side doesn’t succeed in stealing them, a key part of the playful Indian wedding tradition. Dressed casually in jeans, a T-shirt, and a brown jacket, Aryan appears fully committed to his role. At one point, during a chaotic tug-of-war, he nearly loses his balance and stumbles. However, what makes the moment truly entertaining is that despite almost falling, he refuses to let go of the shoes.
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Another segment of the video shows Aryan sprinting through the crowd with the shoes in hand, trying to outsmart the bride’s side. The clip has quickly gone viral on social media, with fans flooding the comments section with humorous reactions. From calling him crazy to praising his dedication, netizens are loving this candid and playful side of Aryan Khan.
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On the professional front, Aryan Khan recently made his debut with the series The D’Yavol. He wore multiple hats for the project, serving as writer, director, creator, and showrunner. The series also featured cameo appearances by several big names, including Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, Ranveer Singh, Diljit Dosanjh, Bobby Deol, Mona Singh, Manoj Pahwa, Raghav Juyal, and Badshah.
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While Aryan Khan has not yet announced his next project, his debut has already sparked curiosity among fans. With his growing presence both on and off-screen, audiences are eagerly waiting to see what he does next. From guarding shoes like a pro to nearly stumbling but still holding on, Aryan Khan’s wedding antics prove that even star kids enjoy the simplest joys of Indian traditions.