Behind the scene video of Saif Ali Khan from Rotoris room video
Posted in Video with tags Behind the scene, Rotoris, Saif, Saif Ali Khan, video on September 21, 2026 by saifalikhanonlineHaiwaan OTT release: Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan’s crime thriller will stream on this platform
Posted in Movies with tags Akshay Kumar, Haiwaan, Mohanlal, Oppam, OTT, Priyadarshan, Saif, Saif Ali Khan on September 20, 2026 by saifalikhanonline
Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan, who have collaborated in several hit films together, have their long-awaited cinematic reunion in Haiwaan. The crime thriller, a remake of Mohanlal’s 2016 cult film Oppam, sees the two actors play complex characters who are pitted against each other. Released in theatres on September 11, 2026, the film has been on cinephiles’ radar for quite a while. But if you’d rather experience the big screen spectacle from the comfort of your home, here’s where you can catch Haiwaan on OTT instead…
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Posted in Video with tags Kunal Kemmu, Saif, Saif Ali Khan, Sharmila Tagore, Soha Ali Khan, video on September 19, 2026 by saifalikhanonlineThe hero has changed and so has Saif Ali Khan
Posted in Interview with tags Haiwaan, interview, interviews, Music, rock, Saif, Saif Ali Khan, writing on September 18, 2026 by saifalikhanonline
Bollywood mostly loves a heavily orchestrated press junket. You know the drill: publicists hovering like prison wardens with digital stopwatches, PR teams mouthing “last question!” at the seven-minute mark, and talent repeating identical, hyper-polished soundbites they have recited to 20 journalists before you. Saif Ali Khan does not operate in that ecosystem.
Here’s proof: When India’s National Award-winning actor and reallife royalty wanted to talk about his latest project, Haiwaan, out in UAE cinemas today, there was no flurry of publicists setting ground rules. He simply sent a personal text message to my phone, asking to meet up while I happened to be on holiday in Mumbai.
STEPPING INTO BIG SHOES
In Priyadarshan’s upcoming thriller Haiwaan, Khan steps into a narrative universe originally anchored by Malayalam cinema giant Mohanlal in Oppam.
Playing a visually impaired protagonist who protects children through music and martial arts, he is under no illusions about the shadow cast by the original.
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