Do we get a star mark when we write supplementary if we fail intermediate in the first year?

In general, if you fail a subject and take a supplementary exam for it, the board will highlight that subject with an asterisk. Below your marks, they will mention that you have qualified for a particular subject in a supplementary exam. Similarly, they may use a hash or another symbol to highlight subjects in which you failed or were absent. Distinction is usually given for having a brilliant score in a particular academic year, and failing in a previous class doesn't affect results in intermediate or any other class. Class 12th is equivalent to your intermediate 2nd year, and your intermediate 1st year is equivalent to 11th class. Because you will receive a different marksheet after the 12th board result depending on the board, the class 11 result will have no bearing on the 12th.

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