Saif Ali Khan attack: House help knew the robber and let him in: Police suspects

In a shocking turn of events, actor Saif Ali Khan was attacked by an intruder at his Bandra residence late last night. The 54-year-old star suffered multiple stab wounds, including one dangerously close to his spine, but is now reportedly out of danger after undergoing surgery at Lilavati Hospital.

According to the police, the intruder gained access to the actor’s posh Mumbai home with suspected assistance from one of the house helps. The staff member in question is currently being interrogated as authorities piece together the details of the attack. Initial investigations reveal that the assailant may have entered the property earlier in the evening, evading CCTV cameras, and waited for the right moment to strike.

The horrifying incident unfolded when the attacker first entered the rooms of Saif’s young sons, Jeh and Taimur. Saif intervened to protect his children, leading to a violent scuffle where the actor sustained six stab injuries. The intruder fled the scene soon after, leaving the family shaken.

CCTV footage from the building is being thoroughly examined, though the lack of any recent entries caught on camera has added to the mystery.

Meanwhile, Kareena Kapoor, Saif’s wife, was not present during the attack. Her social media activity from the evening shows that she was attending a dinner with her sister Karisma Kapoor and friends Sonam and Rhea Kapoor. Her last post features the group enjoying their evening, unaware of the harrowing events unfolding at her home.

The incident has sparked fresh concerns about the safety of Mumbai’s elite neighborhoods. The opposition has criticized the state government, questioning how a high-profile celebrity’s home could be so easily breached. Critics argue that if a well-guarded property in Bandra is not safe, it raises serious doubts about the security of the common public.

As Saif Ali Khan recovers, the investigation continues, with police determined to track down the attacker and ensure justice is served.