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Saif Ali Khan admits son Ibrahim doesn’t take career advice from him, while daughter Sara reads scenes with him: ‘Maybe in the future…’

Saif Ali Khan dropped a subtle hint about son Ibrahim Ali Khan’s Bollywood debut and revealed that he doesn't reach out to him for career advice.

Saif Ali KhanSaif Ali Khan with his eldest son Ibrahim Ali Khan. (Photo: Varinder Chawla)

This week on The Great Indian Kapil Show Season 2, the cast of Devara—Saif Ali Khan, Jr NTR, and Janhvi Kapoor—graced the stage. Amid the fun and laughter, Kapil Sharma asked Saif if his children, Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan, seek his professional advice. Saif revealed that while Sara often turns to him for guidance, Ibrahim hasn’t reached out yet.

During the chat, Saif dropped a subtle hint about Ibrahim’s Bollywood debut, saying, “Ibrahim has just started. His film hasn’t released yet. So, he doesn’t ask much. But my daughter Sara and I talk a lot. She takes my advice. She often comes to me with scenes and asks me to read them with her and give her some ideas. But maybe in future, I will do the same with Ibrahim.”

Archana Puran Singh, who is the permanent guest on The Great Indian Kapil Show, quickly jumped in and revealed that she has worked with Ibrahim Ali Khan in a recent film. She also lauded the star kid by calling him “the sweetest”. She said, “I have worked with Ibrahim in a film recently and I have to say, he is the sweetest boy in the whole world.” Saif responded, “I’m very happy to hear that.” Archana added, “Good parenting.”

Ibrahim Ali Khan and Sara Ali Khan are Saif Ali Khan’s children from his first marriage with actor Amrita Singh. Ibrahim is set to make his Bollywood debut in Sarzameen, alongside Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran. The film, directed by Kayoze Irani, will also be backed by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions.

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