Sara Ali Khan ‘s this video is rocking the internet! Be the first one to watch it
Niharika Chauhan
Posted On June 21, 2019
Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh‘s daughter, Sara Ali Khan is in the news for a long time now. She made her debut in 2018 from the film ‘Kedarnath’ starring Sushant Singh Rajput opposite her. Following her debut, in her second film ‘Simmba’, she was paired with Ranveer Singh. After giving two back to back hits, she is currently shooting for Imtiaz Ali’s film, ‘Aaj Kal’ opposite Kartik Aaryan. Kartik Aaryan and Sara are rumored to like each other. They have even confessed it in Karan Johar’s show Koffee with Karan. There kissing scene in the film is going viral and their fans are loving it.
In a recent interview, Sara revealed that she was an intelligent but very naughty child. There’s no doubt that Sara is the cutest and in proof of that, we have a video for you to watch. The video will surely make you fall in love with baby Sara. This video is rocking the internet these days and it surely cheers up everyone’s mood. The video seems to be recorded on a set where Daddy Saif must be shooting for his film.
Check out this cute video here:
Sara always keeps sharing her pictures from her childhood by posting on her Instagram stories or uploading a post. Recently, Sara shared adorable pictures of her with father Saif Ali Khan on Father’s Day.
Sara shares a very strong bond with her brother, Ibrahim Ali Khan and that shows through her pictures. She took to her Instagram to share with us a picture with her brother from there childhood on World Siblings Day. They both seem the cutest of all and Sara assuredly reminds us of Taimur Ali Khan. Taimur is Sara’s youngest brother from his father’s second marriage with Kareena Kapoor Khan.
Sara still manages to look perfect every time and steal the hearts of the audience. She was also known as the “National Crush” when she stepped into the industry. She will be next seen in Aaj Kal next and she has a project lined up for her. It will be a remake of Coolie No. 1, a David Dhawan film.
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