Saif Ali Khan paid tribute to his late father Tiger Pataudi at the Tiger Pataudi Memorial Lecture 2026 in Kolkata. He recalled how his father lost an eye but made a remarkable comeback, adding, “He never called it an adversity. That’s what defined him: composure.”
Filmmaker Kunal Kohli revealed that ‘Hum Tum’ stars Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukerji shared no off-screen camaraderie during filming, despite their on-screen chemistry. Kohli had to push them to work together, even encouraging Rani to do a kissing scene she initially refused, which resulted in her laughing during the take.
Saif Ali Khan, who was dropped from his debut film ‘Bekhudi’, opened up about the unusual advice he received to hide his marriage with Amrita Singh. He also revealed his biggest fear was being ridiculed on screen. He will next be seen in ‘Haiwaan’ and ‘Hum Hindustani’.
Saif Ali Khan revealed that his performance in Parineeta (2005) landed him a role in Priyadarshan’s Haiwaan nearly two decades later. The actor also reflected on how Omkara remains a career-defining film, crediting Vishal Bhardwaj for breaking his typecast image and bringing together talent from vastly different cinematic worlds.
Dairy brand Amul has marked the release and growing buzz around Saif Ali Khan‘s latest film ‘Kartavya’ with a new topical, continuing its long-running tradition of responding to major moments in Indian pop culture.
Saif Ali Khan, celebrating his film ‘Kartavya’s’ success, reflects on the decline of Hindi romantic comedies, a genre he once defined. He believes the era may be over for his generation, citing a disconnect with audiences who find confused, privileged characters unrelatable. However, he hasn’t entirely shut the door on love stories. Read on to know more in detail.
Saif Ali Khan, renowned for his performance in ‘Kartavya’, sheds light on the uphill battle he faced to break free from the mold of romantic comedies early in his career. He candidly shares how filmmakers were often hesitant to entrust him with substantial, multi-dimensional roles, a narrative he vehemently challenged. Read the full article to know more in detail.
Saif Ali Khan recently opened up about how Shah Rukh Khan once personally approached him for a role in the classic ‘Main Hoon Na’, back in 2004, an offer that ultimately didn’t materialize due to Farah Khan’s decision. This charming recollection appears as both stars are excited for their upcoming project, ‘Kartavya’, arriving on streaming platforms May 15, 2026. Read on to know more in dea
Saif Ali Khan candidly shared the problematic advice he received early in his career, including being told to hide his marriage to Amrita Singh to protect his image. He also revealed his initial fear of public ridicule, with a director warning him of harsh criticism. This experience fueled his humble approach to his 35-year Bollywood journey. Read on to know more in detail.
Bollywood director Farah Khan has refuted actor Saif Ali Khan‘s claim that she rejected him for a role in her 2004 hit ‘Main Hoon Na’. Saif had stated Shah Rukh Khan had offered him a part, but Farah later intervened. Farah Khan, however, expressed surprise, stating, “First I’m hearing of this,” leaving fans to speculate about the film’s casting history. Read on to know more in detail.
Saif Ali Khan lauded Shah Rukh Khan’s early career confidence, highlighting his bold salary negotiations and unwavering belief in his worth. Saif revealed SRK’s conviction in his body language and vision, which he credits for building a phenomenal empire and defining a generation of Bollywood. SRK’s image, Saif noted, is synonymous with Bollywood itself. Read on to know more in detail.
Kareena Kapoor Khan celebrated May 25 by sending heartfelt birthday wishes to her brother-in-law Kunal Kemmu and close friend Karan Johar. Sharing unseen pictures, she highlighted her strong family bonds with Kunal, who is married to her sister-in-law Soha Ali Khan, and her enduring friendship with filmmaker Karan Johar, with whom she has collaborated on numerous films.
Saif Ali Khan addressed his viral moment of touching his film poster for ‘Kartavya’, explaining it was a gesture of good luck for the entire team, not a personal plea for blessings. He admitted the act looked bizarre online but took the resulting memes in good humour, showcasing a sporting attitude towards the internet’s amusement.
Saif Ali Khan‘s new crime drama ‘Kartavya’ is drawing mixed reactions, with journalist-turned-actor Saurabh Dwivedi facing severe online backlash for his performance. Viewers on X have criticized his acting as wooden and compared his dialogue delivery to a news report. Many feel his portrayal was so weak that even Arjun Kapoor would be a significant improvement. Read on to know more in detail.
Saif Ali Khan‘s ‘Kartavya’ offers a grounded, gritty investigative drama, eschewing Bollywood’s typical extravagance for realism and emotional tension. The film, praised for its dark narrative and Saif’s compelling performance as an honest cop battling corruption and personal turmoil, draws comparisons to ‘Sacred Games’ for its raw intensity. Despite predictable plot points, it’s an engaging watch for thriller fans.
Saif Ali Khan fondly recalled Shah Rukh Khan’s early confidence and visionary foresight, particularly his prediction of the VFX revolution in Indian cinema 25 years ago. Khan highlighted SRK’s unwavering self-belief and his guidance during Saif’s early leading man roles, underscoring their enduring professional bond.
Saif Ali Khan took years to find his place as an actor. From playing the stylish Sameer in ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ to intense roles in ‘Sacred Games’ and ‘Kartavya’, his journey was shaped by mother Sharmila Tagore’s honest advice. He also sees streaming as a powerful new space for meaningful cinema.
Actor Saif Ali Khan is promoting his film ‘Kartavya’. He shares his thoughts on balancing work and family. Becoming a father later in life made him prioritize personal time. He limits himself to one project a year. Saif believes home is a base camp for recovery. He acknowledges missing family milestones due to his career.
Renowned for her diverse performances, Rasika Dugal once again showcases her immense talent in ‘Kartavya’. Known for her impactful roles in acclaimed series like ‘Delhi Crime’ and the unforgettable Beena Tripathi from ‘Mirzapur’, as well as the heartfelt Safia in ‘Manto’, Dugal effortlessly transitions between complex characters and genres.
Ahead of his Netflix return in the gritty cop drama ‘Kartavya’, releasing on May 15, 2026, Saif Ali Khan has made a surprising admission regarding his 1994 cult classic, ‘Main Khiladi Tu Anari’. The actor revealed that the film was a blatant, unauthorized copy of the 1991 Hollywood buddy-comedy ‘The Hard Way’, starring Michael J. Fox and James Woods. “We just lifted it without taking any rights,” Khan confessed, noting the irony of his journey from a “star playing a cop” to becoming one of India’s most respected actors in uniform.
Saif Ali Khan, who returns to a heartland setting with ‘Kartavya’ on Netflix, recalled how ‘Omkara’ changed his career. He credited director Vishal Bhardwaj for believing in him when everyone doubted him. Saif said the film helped him prove his range to filmmakers who otherwise thought he couldn’t do it.
As she gears up for Mirzapur: The Movie and Haiwaan, Shriya Pilgaonkar says actors are often boxed into being “OTT stars” — a tag she is determined to break free from.
Saif Ali Khan is drawn to the gripping crime-drama “Kartavya,” where he plays a police officer navigating moral ambiguity and personal risks. He describes the film as a well-crafted, international-style narrative with compelling characters. Khan, who has a diverse filmography, emphasizes his instinctual approach to selecting roles, prioritizing strong scripts over spectacle. The film releases on Netflix on May 15.
Saif Ali Khan’s ‘Kartavya’ is set for a digital release, featuring him as a cop torn between duty and family. He revealed Shah Rukh Khan encouraged creative freedom as a producer. Directed by Pulkit, the film stars Rasika Dugal and others. Saif will also be seen in Haiwaan with Akshay Kumar.
Salman Khan played a key role in reviving Bobby Deol’s career by casting him in ‘Race 3’ when work had dried up for him. Bobby openly admitted he saw the film as a chance to reconnect with younger audiences. He is now enjoying massive success after ‘Animal’ and ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood’.
Raashul Tandon has called out production houses and streaming platforms for casting social media influencers over trained actors, following criticism of journalist Saurabh Dwivedi’s acting debut in ‘Kartavya’. Raashul urged producers to give skilled actors the roles they deserve and asked audiences to be more mindful of what they consume online.
The makers of “Cocktail 2” on Monday unveiled the romantic track “Tujhko” picturised on Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna. The actor says its “romantic without trying too hard”.
Saif Ali Khan recently honored his father, Tiger Pataudi, at a memorial lecture in Kolkata. He recalled Pataudi’s quiet confidence and his transformative impact on Indian cricket, instilling a winning mindset. Saif emphasised his father’s belief in self-belief, a key to the team’s competitive spirit.
Singer Raghav Chaitanya has defended Pritam Chakraborty against plagiarism claims for the “Cocktail 2” track “Mashooqa.” Chaitanya asserts the song is an original composition, stating that while musical motifs can sound familiar, this doesn’t equate to copying. He urged listeners to experience the song fully before forming judgments, emphasizing Pritam’s significant contributions to Indian music.
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