Celebrating 13 years of Saif Ali Khan’s Love Aaj Kal

Some love stories just find a very special place in our hearts! This one is one such story that showed us, true love aaj ho yaa kal, it remains the same! 💕
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Saif Ali Khan Likes Daughter Sara’s Films As Long As They Aren’t…

The new and freshly brewed episode of Karan Johar’s much-loved talk show Koffee With Karan dropped on Disney+Hotstar on Thursday. Guests? Janhvi Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan were on the famous “Koffee couch,” where celebs make shocking revelations and spill beans about their love life. While Sara and Janhvi, who now share a great bond, kept the audience entertained with anecdotes about their trips, their exes and their latest crush Vijay Deverakonda (more on this later), they also shared what their respective families think about their professional projects.

Sara Ali Khan, who is the daughter of Saif Ali Khan with his ex-wife Amrita Singh, revealed that Saif “likes” her films as long as they are not the remake of his movies. When Karan asked Sara if he is “yet to like a film of yours,” she replied: “As long as I am not remaking his films, he likes my films. I think we are good there” and burst into laughter. So far, Sara has appeared in only one film which is a sequel/remake of her father’s movies. Sara Ali Khan, who made her Koffee With Karan debut with her dad in November 2018, also revealed that the one who takes all major decisions at the house is her mom Amrita Singh and that she has never felt the absence of Saif Ali Khan in her life, after the separation,  as he is always “just a call away.”

Sara Ali Khan made her Bollywood debut with Kedarnath in 2018. The same year, her film with Ranveer Singh titled Simmba was released in theatres and it was a hit.  Her third film was a sequel to Imtiaz Ali’s 2009 directorial Love Aaj Kal, which starred Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone in the lead roles. Next, she was paired opposite Varun Dhawan in Coolie No. 1.

Sara’s last film was Atrangi Re alongside Akshay Kumar and south star Dhanush.

Behind the scene photos of Saif Ali Khan from Love Aaj Kal

Five times Saif Ali Khan made us ROFL!

We all love us a superstar! But a superstar who can crack us up? We love them a little extra, don’t we? And we all know there’s such a thing as Saif-level funny! The man has consistently left us in splits with his on-point comic timing. Saif’s genre of comedy is almost like improv – it comes across as unscripted and in the moment. And in this moment, we are reminded of some of his most iconic funny characters that we will never forget! Here are some of his comic characters that we thoroughly adore!

Vibhooti from Bhoot Police: Essaying the role of a ludicrous ghostbuster, Saif Ali Khan had us at, “GST, uncle?” Nobody could have pulled off Vibhooti better than Saif!

Rakesh from Bunty Aur Babli 2: As Rakesh in Bunty Aur Babli 2, Saif Ali Khan has laid on the humour thick and has some hilarious punches awaiting us

Rohan from Kal Ho Na Ho: Who else could have pulled off, “Mmmmmere paas do doggie hain?” so effortlessly and had us ROFLing all over the place?

Jai from Love Aaj Kal: Jai was a modern-day man who was open-minded, smooth and hilarity personified.

Gautam from Cocktail: A playboy to boot, Gautam was yet another one of Saif’s characters that showcased his sheer brilliant comic timing.

Celebrating 12 years of Love Aaj Kal – Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone

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Mixing BTS’ Butter With A Saif Ali Khan ‘Twist’

BTS latest release ‘Butter’ is going crazy viral on YouTube and for all the right reasons. The song was released a day ago and has already gotten 124 million views in a single day and is trending on the number one spot in the music category. Now, an Instagram page has edited the aptest crossover video of Butter with Saif Ali Khan’s ‘Twist’ from Love Aaj Kal and it’s the best thing you’ll see on the internet today.

The Korean boy band is quite popular here in India too and enjoys a massive fan following across the globe.

An Instagram page named ‘Qualtieposts’ is quite popular for its crossover videos and the latest addition to the same is BTS’ Butter and the Korean boy-band dancing on Saif Ali Khan’s ‘Twist’ from Love Aaj Kal.

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Omkara to Tandav, what makes Saif Ali Khan the only Khan unafraid to take risks

There’s no denying that Saif Ali Khan is one of the most talented, yet underrated, stars in the Hindi film industry today. The actor, who went on to make his big-screen debut with the 1993 Yash Chopra directorial venture, Parampara, has always been open to experimentation. And, despite the legacy and sometimes a burden of the Khan surname, has never shied away from shifting his focus from commercial cinema to projects that require him to shed the mannerisms that he trademarked in the early years of his career.

As Saif Ali Khan gears up for the release of Tandav, on Amazon Prime Video, here’s looking at what makes Saif so confident in his skin.

PLAYING THE SECOND FIDDLE

Saif Ali Khan’s two-and-a-half-decade long journey in Bollywood has been marred with stereotypes. After his first five films failed to create an impact at the box office, Saif had to play the second fiddle to a blossoming Akshay Kumar in two of 1994’s highest-grossing movies – the romance, Yeh Dillagi and the action-drama, Main Khiladi Tu Anari.

Yeh Dillagi’s chartbuster track, Ole Ole, became synonymous with the characters that Chote Nawab went on to essay in his subsequent movies and even earned him the epithet of being the only Khan ‘who got the moves’. But, it did little to change his box office fortunes or get him meaty roles that he so richly deserved.

Despite his undeniable charm and zeal to excel, Saif was only considered good enough to be cast as a supporting actor after his solo-hero films started falling flat at the ticket counters for the better part of the 90s. Needless to say, he signed a plethora of multi-starrers and two-hero movies to make his presence felt amid the avid movie-going audience within the country.