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Aryan Khan Chooses Not to Smile in Photos, Says He Won't Fake It
✍️ NDTV
🗓 22 Jul 2026, 04:18 AM
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Actor Aryan Khan has opted not to smile in public photographs, stating he prefers authenticity over a forced grin, as explained by his friend Raghav Juyal.
Actor Aryan Khan has made headlines after revealing that he deliberately avoids smiling in front of cameras. The decision, according to his friend and confidant Raghav Juyal, stems from a desire to maintain authenticity and avoid what he calls "fake" expressions.
Juyal, who has worked closely with Khan on several projects, said the actor feels that a forced smile can come across as insincere to audiences. He added that Khan prefers to let his natural demeanor speak for itself, even if it means appearing more serious or contemplative in photographs.
The actor, who is the son of Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan, has been increasingly visible in public events and media appearances. Despite the high expectations that come with his lineage, Aryan has chosen to keep his public persona grounded and genuine.
While some fans have expressed curiosity about the change, many applaud Khan’s commitment to authenticity. The move has sparked conversations about the pressure on public figures to present a polished image, and whether authenticity can coexist with celebrity culture.
Juyal, who has worked closely with Khan on several projects, said the actor feels that a forced smile can come across as insincere to audiences. He added that Khan prefers to let his natural demeanor speak for itself, even if it means appearing more serious or contemplative in photographs.
The actor, who is the son of Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan, has been increasingly visible in public events and media appearances. Despite the high expectations that come with his lineage, Aryan has chosen to keep his public persona grounded and genuine.
While some fans have expressed curiosity about the change, many applaud Khan’s commitment to authenticity. The move has sparked conversations about the pressure on public figures to present a polished image, and whether authenticity can coexist with celebrity culture.