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Bollywood star Sara Ali Khan wants her future husband to ‘move in’ with her mom

Bollywood star Sara Ali Khan wants her future husband to ‘move in’ with her mom

Saif Ali Khan’s daughter said she and mother Amrita Singh are “inseparable.”
03 Dec, 2021

Actor Sara Ali Khan, daughter of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, has been vocal about her relationship with both parents who chose to part ways 17 years ago. In an interview ahead of the release of her film Atrangi Re, she told The Times of India that her relationship with her mum is stronger than people think. She described them as “inseparable” and jokingly told the interviewer how sorry she feels about her future husband who will have to move in with them.

Sara said she heavily relies on her mother for everything so moving far away is not an option. “I grew up fast and saw a lot in life. Perhaps they helped me grow up a little faster,” the actor said, crediting her mother for single-handedly raising her as a “wiser” human being.

She also mentioned how growing up with a single mother in today’s day and age makes one a little tougher than you need to be. “You don’t live in La La Land for too long and you see the world for what it is.”

Her character from her upcoming film is the polar opposite of what the actor is in real life. Her role will explore the choices of a woman who decides to leave everything behind and runaway with a man whom she loves dearly. In the interview, Sara said she would never do that despite having a “liberal mother.”

“I can’t even come to an interview without matching my bangles to my outfit with the help of my mother. Till my mom doesn’t tell me ‘Please add green bangles to your hand because you have a chalak of green in that corner of your dupatta’ I won’t be able to step out for an interview. I am not capable of running away from my mother. Wherever I run away to, she is the home I have to return to, every day,” the Simmba actor admitted.

When asked if she has ever tried to rebel against all her mother’s rules, she said, “Not at all. I’ll even get married to someone who can move in and live with my mom. I’m never going to leave her. She is the sound of reason, so, no, I’m never running away.”

Sara made her acting debut with Kedarnath and Simmba in 2018. The actor followed it up with Love Aaj Kal and Coolie No.1. Her latest film, Atrangi Re stars Akshay Kumar and Dhanush in pivotal roles and is slated for an OTT release.

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Concern Dec 03, 2021 05:10pm
And her mom should move to Pakistan where she was born. Daddy Saif too has family in Peshawar and Lahore. What a happy family and country.
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Multani Dec 03, 2021 05:33pm
Children suffer from the mistakes of their parents especially husbands, scarred in childhood, they never flourish without two parents by their side, you can understand her pain.
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Sana Dec 03, 2021 05:53pm
I support it, why should woman always leave their home for marriage and settle with husband's mom and family? Men need to do same
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M. Saeed Dec 03, 2021 06:12pm
So what??
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Hanna Dec 03, 2021 06:26pm
Sara is lucky to have such a loving mother and Amrita is lucky to have such a grateful daughter.Despite their divorce saif and Amrita raised their children so well.
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well-wisher Dec 03, 2021 07:25pm
Good luck Sara and mom.
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Nomi Dec 03, 2021 07:38pm
Guess who is not ever getting married? Sara, duh!
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Sayyar Khan Dec 03, 2021 08:23pm
Oh please growing up with single mother blah blah. Go to the streets of any poor country and see what tough life is. Born with silver spoons in their mouth instead of being Thankful they still complain
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Vgp Dec 03, 2021 09:15pm
@Concern They may have divorced but are still sane
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Hansoti sh Dec 04, 2021 06:14am
@Sayyar Khan sorry my MISTAKE I mixed her up with DIA MIRZA
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Muzna Dec 04, 2021 10:55am
@Concern Nope. Sara's mom is born in 1958 punjab state India, while ethnic Bengali Kolkatian Sharmila Tagore's "carbon copy" son Saif was born in Delhi.
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soni Dec 04, 2021 12:59pm
@Multani There are many children who never have a future and are scarred for life because their parents are forced to stay in violent marriage which has disastrous consequences on the children.
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soni Dec 04, 2021 01:06pm
@Sayyar Khan If the mother is financially secure than it is better to be raised by her alone rather than grow up in a violent environment where an irresponsible father is constantly beating abusing mother and children.
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soni Dec 04, 2021 01:09pm
@Vgp Divorce is better than living in a violent marriage where the entire family suffers and looses sanity.
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Laila Dec 04, 2021 05:15pm
I see nothing wrong with her wish. Afterall girls have parents too, equally love them and want to care for them. It's just that our Hindu Indian inherited culture has always favorized boys in this respect, so the idea that a wife has parents she is close to, would like to care for after they raised her and have her everything shouldn't come as a surprise. Change is needed instead of expecting girls to abandon their parents and serve her husbands parents, unless the girl is happy to do so at her own accord without duress or expectation. Afterall Islamically a woman is not responsible to care or serve for her husbands parents. That's the childs, the sons responsibility. Not his wife's. She is responsible for her own parents. Foreign concept to many sons no doubt but never the less that is how it is. Oh and joint family system is also a remnant of the Hindu Indian inspired culture. Islamically married couple lived alone in their own home.
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Khalil Dec 04, 2021 10:27pm
Amrita is a legend. Great actor indeed. Nice to see her after a long time.
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Alishba Dec 05, 2021 08:51am
@Laila Get your facts corrected Sara Ali Khan is muslim. She granddaughter of Nawab of Pataudi Bhopal, they follow Islamic culture not Hindu. Hinduism has no code or commandment, there is no text or culture "to serve" as you wrongly claim. Girls are favoured over boys thats why all majority of their deities are females as they worship feminity instead of masculinity.
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Laila Dec 05, 2021 11:09am
@Multani there are a multitude of scientific studies which establish the detrimental effects on children living in abusive, violent or unhappy homes as opposed to being a child of divorce. Divorce happens when two people grow apart or are a mismatch or due to infidelity. Thinking the child won't notice the unhappiness of the parents is naive. Children notice everything. It's a regressive idea to suggest that people live in unhappy marriages for the sake of the child is ignorant and has the opposite effect. It's better to co-parent than be miserable and Saif and Amrita seem to have managed that fine.
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Tadka Dec 06, 2021 11:07am
She is a mix of her parents religions and regions. She accepted all the good things. As for her surname, that's needed to inherit frm dad's side
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