Maharaj First Poster: Junaid Khan vs Jaideep Ahlawat And A Fight For Truth
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Maharaj marks Aamir Khan's son Junaid's acting debut
This is not a drill. The makers of Maharaj shared the first poster from the project on social media on Wednesday. The poster features actor Jaideep Ahlawat and Aamir Khan's son Junaid Khan (in his acting debut). Jaideep Ahlawat features as a man of might, while Junaid is the force that challenges him. He plays a journalist in the film. The text on the poster reads, "Based on true events." The caption accompanying the post read, "The fight for the truth between a powerful man and a fearless journalist. Based on true events - Maharaj is releasing on 14 June, only on Netflix. #MaharajOnNetflix #JunaidKhan"
Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra, Maharaj has been backed by Yash Raj Films and it is slated to release on June 14 on Netflix. Check out the poster of Maharaj here:
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