The Heartstopper season 3 trailer teases an emotional rollercoaster awaiting the fans, from coping with intimacy issues to body dysphoria. But the most surprising part of it all was a cameo by Bridgerton actor Jonathan Bailey. “Yeah, he’s really hot,” Nick tells Charlie after their encounter, to which he says, “Oh my god.” The second season ended with the beloved couple Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and Charlie Spring (Joe Locke) being more vulnerable and confessing their love for one another.  

Season three teases that they will tackle a challenging phase of their relationship. Nick struggles to provide Charlie with the comfort he needs, whereas the latter is taking baby steps towards embracing intimacy. “Charlie, I’m really worried about you,” Nick says at one point. I’ve noticed you’ve been really stressed,” Nick says at one point. 

Elle (Yasmin Finney) and Tao (William Gao) confessed their feelings by the end of season 2, but their relationship seems to have had a rocky start due to Elle’s struggles with body dysmorphia. However, with “some good advice,” therapy, and healing, the kids seem to be overcoming their problems. 

“Sometimes people need more support than one person can give. You can be there for him, standing together even when it’s hard,” someone advises Nick with a montage of all the couples playing over the voiceover. 

Shah Rukh Khan and Zayed Khan displayed their on-screen brilliance in Main Hoon Na, captivating audiences with their performances. Recently, Zayed reminisced about a moment when SRK mentioned that he hoped his son, Aryan Khan, would grow up to be like him. 

During a chat with Subhojit Gosh, Zayed shared, “Shah bhai would always say on the mic, ‘I hope my son Aryan grows up to be like Zayed.’ I met Aryan after a long time, and he’s looking so tough now. SRK jokingly asked, ‘Want to arm wrestle?’ and I said, ‘Sure, let’s do it.’ Shah bhai then came over and asked, ‘How is he?’ I looked at Aryan and replied, ‘He’s got the spark.’ SRK asked, ‘What spark?’ and I responded, ‘The 440-volt kind.'”

In an interview with Rohit Roy for RiteBite Max Protein TV, Zayed reflected on his experience working with Shah Rukh Khan. He mentioned that SRK is always well-prepared and possesses a wealth of knowledge. Zayed noted that despite SRK’s strong performances, he never made others feel pressured to match his level. Instead, SRK would always observe carefully and offer his best in return.

Zayed also recalled a memorable moment while shooting a scene where his character, who doesn’t have a father, delivers a long monologue in the presence of SRK’s character. It was his first time performing with Kirron Kher and SRK, with Farah Khan directing and Manikandan handling the camera work. Zayed admitted to messing up the scene three times, and as a result, he could sense the energy drop, as if people were losing confidence in him. 

Zayed recalled that Jawan actor had approached him in a kind manner and offered to rehearse lines together when he was struggling with a scene. Zayed agreed, and they practiced in a separate room. Shah advised him to perform the scene in his own way, rather than in a typical “filmy” style.

Zayed mentioned that when he returned to the set, he felt a surge of confidence and delivered the scene. After the shot was cut, there was a brief silence, followed by applause from everyone present.