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‘I’ve never seen anything come close’: Saif Ali Khan is all praise for Hollywood legend Al Pacino

Iconic, humble AND Relatable? Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor seem to do it all. Giving viewers a peek into their individual lives, the Bollywood couple will be seen on the final episode of Now Bingeing by Tata Play Binge, where they go deep into their cinematic journey so far and growing personal lives alongside it. As they delve into the juicy deets, Saif Ali Khan talks about his inspiration in the acting world and actors that changed his approach to the craft, shining the spotlight on the legendary Al Pacino! Tune in to the episode to find out more.

Saif is an Al Pacino fan

Speaking about the films that changed how he thinks about acting, Saif Ali Khan said, “I think anything Al Pacino’s done, maybe Heat or something – I’m a huge Al Pacino fan, I think he’s just a legend. His craft and the way he acts and how he gets into it, I’ve never seen anything come close even. So almost anything he’s done – Scent of a Woman or Heat for example, whenever I see him work, I’m like, I wish I could come close to this level of getting into the work. He’s just too good.”

In another segment, speaking about learning acting, Saif Ali Khan said, “I did kind of study it a little bit, to see what is this thing that people say is craft and technique, I have no idea what it means.”

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Sharmila Tagore is like a force of nature. You can’t take your eyes off her, even at the age of 78. In her latest film, Gulmohar, she plays a matriarch who has secrets of her own. The film has an old-world charm to it, and Sharmila’s presence lends it a certain gravitas. Talking to her, you feel like you’re talking to your grandmother and also to your college bestie. She’s so alive, so in with the times, and is a font of nostalgia as well. You want to keep talking to her and listening to her stories forever. She takes you back into a bygone era when people were more gentle and time flowed at a less hurried pace. In a heart-to-heart interview, she talks about everything, about being related to Rabindranath Tagore, working with Satyajit Ray and Uttam Kumar to not play by the rules and yet reign in Hindi cinema. Excerpts:

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