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No matter how privileged a star kid may be, success in the film industry isn’t guaranteed without strong scripts and impressive performances — a reality proven time and again by several celebrity children. Audiences today are more discerning than ever; they don’t blindly accept someone just because they come from a film family. Many star kids who failed to connect with viewers have quietly faded away.

Now, Bollywood’s Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan is reportedly feeling the heat as his son Junaid Khan struggles to make a mark. Junaid made his debut with the film Maharaj, which quickly attracted controversy for its portrayal of a character opposing Hindu traditions. The backlash was swift, and the film failed to gain positive traction.

Hoping to turn things around, Junaid’s second outing as a lead came in the form of Love Jihad — the Hindi remake of the Tamil-Telugu blockbuster Love Today. Featuring Khushi Kapoor in her debut role, the film ended up as a massive box office disappointment, delivering yet another blow to Junaid’s fledgling career. With two underwhelming films under his belt, Aamir Khan is understandably worried about his son’s future in Bollywood.

In a bid to salvage Junaid’s career, Aamir has now brought Sai Pallavi on board for his son’s upcoming film Ek Din. This marks Sai Pallavi’s Bollywood debut, and expectations are high. Directed by Sunil Pandey, the film is slated for release on November 7. Industry insiders say both Aamir and Junaid are banking heavily on the movie’s success — with Sai Pallavi considered the project’s biggest USP.

The general sentiment in Bollywood circles is that if Ek Din becomes a hit, it could finally give Junaid the breakthrough he desperately needs. But if it fails, it may further dent his already shaky footing in the industry. All eyes are now on Sai Pallavi and whether her presence can turn the tide in Junaid Khan’s favor.