Sara Ali Khan confirms brother Ibrahim Ali Khan’s Bollywood debut: ‘He just finished shooting his first film’

Saif Ali Khan's son Ibrahim Ali Khan has completed shooting his first film as an actor.

Sara Ali Khan with her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan. (Photo: Instagram)

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Bollywood actor Sara Ali Khan, who recently made her debut at Cannes Film Festival, has revealed that her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan has wrapped his first film as an actor. Sara shared that she has a loving attitude towards Ibrahim and that her emotions are heightened when he returns home from shoots.

In an interview with Film Companion, Sara opened up about Ibrahim’s first film and said, “You know, he just finished shooting his first film as an actor, which I can’t believe.”

Sara mentioned that whenever Ibrahim comes back home, whether it was from school or his current shoots, both she and their mother, Amrita Singh, greet him with love. “That is when I realised, I do have the heart of my mother. Because we do treat Ibrahim very similarly,” she added. Talking about her Amrita’s reaction to Ibrahim’s first film, Sara said, “I think we are both emotional beings and I think I see that most when I see Ibrahim come home.”

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According to reports, Ibrahim’s debut film is titled Sarzameen, which is the remake of the Malayalam romantic comedy Hridayam. Previously, Ibrahim worked as an assistant director on Karan Johar’s upcoming film Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, starring Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh.

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Ibrahim is the son of actors Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh.

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