Saif Ali Khan reveals how little Jeh prepared him for further threats: "next time chor comes keep........."

Saif Ali Khan has finally broken his silence about the shocking knife attack he suffered at his home last month. In a recent interview, the actor shared details about the horrifying incident, his family's reactions, and how he is now focusing on recovery and work.

Saif was attacked by an intruder inside his residence, sustaining six stab wounds, including two deep injuries. He had to undergo two surgeries, and doctors even removed a piece of the knife from his back while treating spinal fluid leakage. After spending five days in Lilavati Hospital, he was discharged on January 21. While he is still recovering, the actor has made his first public appearance since the incident.

Following the attack, Saif’s family has been deeply affected. His youngest son, Jeh, took it upon himself to prepare his father for any future threats. Saif shared that Jeh handed him a plastic sword, saying, “Keep this by your bed for the next time the thief comes.” The little one even reassured him, saying, “Geeta saved Abba, and Abba saved me.”

Meanwhile, Saif’s elder son, Taimur, has been more concerned about security, showing a strong awareness of the dangers his father faced. Saif mentioned that Ibrahim has been spending a lot of time with him, which he appreciates during this difficult period.

Saif’s wife, actress Kareena Kapor, has been holding up strongly, though she has been visibly shaken by the attack. She is now taking security matters more seriously and ensuring that their home and family remain safe.

Despite his injuries, Saif is already back in action. He recently attended a Netflix India event, where he promoted his upcoming film, Jewel Thief. With his neck still bandaged and a cast on his hand, the actor remains committed to his professional responsibilities.

While the attack was a traumatic experience, Saif has found solace in his family's support. As he focuses on healing, the Bollywood star remains determined to continue his journey, both personally and professionally.