Suhana Khan, after her much-discussed debut in The Archies, has teamed up with Zoya Akhtar for a gritty drama set in Mumbai’s underbelly. Gone is the glossy teen energy; in its place is a layered performance that early festival reviews are calling “raw and fearless.” If the buzz is true, this might be the role that cements her place as more than just “SRK’s daughter.” Ibrahim Ali Khan is stepping into a sports biopic, portraying a cricket prodigy whose career is cut short by scandal. It’s a role that demands both physical transformation and emotional range — a proving ground for an actor eager to step out of his father Saif Ali Khan’s shadow. Agastya Nanda, meanwhile, has chosen a period romance, betting on old-world charm over contemporary cool. It’s a gamble, but one that could pay off if audiences are ready for a softer, more poetic kind of hero. For these star kids, the stakes aren’t just about debut success — it’s about shaping the careers they’ll own, not inherit.