Sharmila Tagore, Sara-Ibrahim, Alia-Ranbir, Malaika Arora, Sanjay Dutt visit to Saif Ali Khan after attack. See pics, watch videos

Kareena, who was probably with the kids Taimur Ali Khan and Jeh Ali Khan after the incident, also paid a visit to the hospital in the afternoon. Kareena’s sister, Karisma Kapoor, was also spotted, as was director Siddharth Anand. In the evening, Saif’s mother, Sharmila Tagore, was seen arriving at the hospital, mere hours after his sister, Soha Ali Khan, was seen leaving with her husband, Kunal Kemmu.

Kareena’s cousinm, actor Ranbir Kapoor was seen at the hospital with his wife, Alia Bhatt. Others who were spotted paying Saif a visit were Kareena’s cousin Armaan Jain and his wife Anissa Malhotra.

Kareena’s father Randhir Kapoor and mother Babita Kapoor visited Karisma Kapoor’s residence to meet Kareena and the kids. Malaika Arora, Sanjay Dutt, Karan Johar, Amrita Arora, and Arjun Kapoor also paid a visit to Kareena and Karisma’s home. Later in the evening, Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan were again seen together, as they arrived at Karisma’s residence to be with the family.

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Kareena posted a statement, requesting privacy. She wrote, “It has been an incredibly challenging day for our family, and we are still trying to process the events that have unfolded. As we navigate this difficult time, I respectfully and humbly request that the media and paparazzi refrain from the relentless speculation and coverage. While we appreciate the concern and support, the constant scrutiny and attention are not only overwhelming but also pose a significant risk to our safety. I kindly request that you respect our boundaries and give us the space we need to heal and cope as a family. I would like to thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation during this sensitive time.”

Saif Ali Khan is currently admitted to Lilavati Hospital and undergoing treatment for the multiple injuries that he sustained during the attack. He is said to be out of danger.