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Sara Ali Khan says she is the same ‘girl going to a temple’ and ‘wearing bikinis at the beach’

On the work front, Sara Ali Khan will next be seen in Maddock Films' untitled venture, directed by Laxman Utekar.

Sara Ali Khan says she is the same ‘girl going to a temple’ and ‘wearing bikinis at the beach’

Sara Ali Khan, daughter of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, is undoubtedly one of the boldest actresses Bollywood has ever seen. She never shies away from speaking her heart. If you follow her on Instagram, you would know how often she keeps updating her fans about her personal and professional life, about trips she makes to beaches and religious places.

In a recent interview, Sara said that she is the same person who visits a temple and also wears bikinis at beaches. “The girl going to a temple is the same girl wearing bikinis at the beach is the same girl who hates living away from her mother for 45 days while shooting. She will keep surprising you because she is still surprising herself,” she said.


Recalling the time she spent with her parents, she said, “Every summer, I used to go with my parents to watch The Broadway and the London Theatre versions of The Lion King. Some might consider me crazy for watching the same play over and over again, but I might go again this week. Growing up, I realised that my father was extremely interested in history. We visited Rome and Florence together and went to every museum in the city. We are both always curious and that’s really all it takes—you should want to know.”

On the work front, Sara Ali Khan will next be seen in Maddock Films’ untitled venture, directed by Laxman Utekar. The film will see her alongside Vicky Kaushal. In addition to that, she also has Pawan Kriplani's Gaslight with Vikrant Massey and Chitrangada Singh in the pipeline.

Keep visiting this space over and again for more updates and reveals from the world of entertainment.

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