Sahher Bambba reveals how she asked Suhana Khan if she knew what Aryan Khan had written as the climax of The Ba***ds of Bollywood

The climax of Aryan Khan’s debut show The Ba***ds of Bollywood has left audiences shocked, and actor Sahher Bambba revealed that even the cast was kept completely in the dark about it until the very last moment. The twist comes when it is revealed that her character, Karishma Talwar, and Aasmaan Singh (played by Lakshya Lalwani) share the same father—Ajay Talwar, portrayed by Bobby Deol.


In her interaction with Etimes, Sahher recalled how director Aryan Khan kept the cast away from the ending to preserve its impact. “I think just, nobody from the cast knew about the climax and Aryan very consciously kept us away from it because he didn't want us to know the climax and then romance each other. And you know, the dynamics would have changed maybe in our head,” she said.




Sahher admitted she repeatedly tried to extract hints from Aryan about the fate of her character. “I would often ask Aryan, just give me a hint, a little bit of a hint. Do we end up being together? Does Ajay Talwar just shoot Karishma because he's had enough of her? Like, what is it? And he's like, you don't, you can't even think what it is, but wait for the right time,” she revealed.


According to her, the bombshell revelation was shared with the actors barely minutes before filming the crucial scene. “Right before we had to shoot for that climax, half an hour before is when everybody was told what the climax was and all, our jaws were on the floor. We were like, what did we just hear? I came out of his van and I couldn't process what had just happened,” she recalled.


Interestingly, Suhana Khan was also present that day. “That day I remember even Suhana was on set just to like, come and visit all of us. And I was like, listen, what has your brother written? Like, what is this? It's crazy,” Sahher laughed.


The twist hasn’t just stunned the actors but also her friends who have been messaging Sahher in disbelief. “My friends are messaging me in all caps saying we really empathize with Karishma Talwar. Poor thing. Poor girl,” she added.Even her family had a similar reaction. “I remember even when my mom watched it for the first time, she’s like, what?”



The twist has sparked conversations online, with fans calling it one of the boldest endings to a debut series in recent times.