Ibrahim Ali Khan Says He’s Not Bothered With Comparisons To Father Saif; Says, “You Actually Think I’m Going To Cry?”

Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan made his debut with Nadaaniyan. Just like every other star kid, Ibrahim too fell prey to comparisons with dad Saif. His looks have always been talk of the town and comparisons have been constant. In a recent interaction, he reacted to it and shared he’s proud of the resemblance but is focused on creating a name of his own.

Ibrahim Ali Khan on comparisons with Saif Ali Khan

In a conversation with Filmfare, Ibrahim was asked about being carbon copy of Saif and is he prepared to deal with comparisons. To this, he said, “I take it in my stride because he’s a good-looking man. And I don’t think it will happen all my life. My goal is to do some good work by 30, and become my own name. (Grins) Actually, I do have my own name at this point and my own face. You actually think I’m going to cry about the fact that I’ve got his face? Absolutely not. And I’m so proud that he’s who he is and that I’m his son.”

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He also addressed Nadaaniyan backlash saying, “People go into the film with very high expectations of what it should be. It was not to be some grand film. It was meant to be a sweet, breezy rom-com that you should enjoy on a Friday night, chilling in bed.”

Ibrahim Ali Khan’s upcoming movies

On the work front, Ibrahim will next be seen in the movie Sarzameen. Helmed by Kayoze Irani, the film also stars Kajol, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Rajesh Sharma, and Mihir Ahuja in key roles.

With a growing fan base and a promising lineup ahead, he’s clearly not just following in footsteps—he’s walking his own path.

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Aakruti Bagla

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