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Paresh Rawal’s son Aditya Rawal to make his debut with Zee5’s Bamfaad

Paresh Rawal has been entertaining us with his fantastic performances for more than three decades. And now, his son Aditya Rawal is all set to make his acting debut with Zee5’s original film titled Bamfaad.

The veteran actor took to Twitter to share the poster of the film. He posted, “Need your love and blessings. This is a Debut film of my son Aaditya . Plz watch .”


Well, Bamfaad will also mark the Hindi debut of Shalini Pandey who became a household name after starring the Telugu blockbuster Arjun Reddy. She will also be seen opposite Ranveer Singh in YRF’s Jayeshbhai Jordaar.

Talking about Bamfaad, Aditya told a news agency, “I am glad that I got the chance to be a part of such a thrilling film. Though the driving force of the film is the love story, it has many more layers to it. I want to make my own mark as an actor in the industry, and it feels great to begin my journey by playing Nasir Jamal, a character that fascinated me ever since I read the script. I hope that people watch the film in huge numbers on Zee5, and I am eager to hear their feedback.”

Revealing about her character Shalini said, "Neelam is a bold and strong 24-year-old girl, but has that vulnerability to her which spoke to me instantly. As an artist, I look forward to projects that challenge me and this project really pushed me and I learned a lot while playing this part. Bamfaad has a phenomenal storyline and it is getting the perfect exposure with a massive video streaming platform.”

Bamfaad will start streaming from 10th April 2020 on Zee5.

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