Sara Ali Khan and Saif Ali Khan, the father-daughter duo, appeared together in an ad for the first time, sparking excitement among fans.In the ad, Sara portrayed a cop, while Saif took on the role of a convict.
The video starts with Saif discussing car insurance with someone from inside an interrogation room, dressed in a prison uniform.Soon after, Sara, donning a cop’s attire, enters the scene and advises Saif to adopt new habits.Saif nods in agreement with her suggestions.
Sharing the ad, Sara expressed her joy in teaching her dad about car insurance, playfully mentioning that one is never too young to educate their father.
The ad was for the Acko Check app.
Fans were thrilled to see the real-life chemistry between Sara and Saif on screen and expressed their desire to witness them together in a movie soon.Many fans requested behind-the-scenes videos of the ad and eagerly anticipated a film featuring both father and daughter.
Sara Ali Khan is Saif’s first child with his former wife, Amrita Singh.
They got divorced when Sara was nine years old.Saif later married Kareena Kapoor, and they have two sons, Taimur Ali Khan and Jehangir Ali Khan.Despite the divorce, Sara maintains a strong bond with Kareena and her half-brothers.
Regarding working with Sara in a film, Saif mentioned that it would have to be a very special script to avoid gimmicks.
He emphasized the importance of maintaining a clear distinction between family and career, stating that he never felt the need to work with his wife or mother, Sharmila Tagore.However, he acknowledged that with the right director and script, a collaboration with Sara could be great.
Fans’ excitement over seeing Sara and Saif together in an ad has sparked hopes for a future movie featuring the talented duo.The ad’s charm lies in the natural chemistry they share, making many eager to see them shine on the big screen together.As they continue to impress audiences individually with their acting prowess, the prospect of them uniting for a memorable cinematic experience remains a highly anticipated possibility.
