Saif Condemns Attack on Doctors amid COVID-19: Human Decency is a Fragile Thing

Besides his splendid performances, Saif Ali Khan’s wisdom needs a high mention. The actor is well informed and voices his opinions with no filter whatsoever. In a recent session of Playing it Saif during lockdown at the India Today E-Conclave ­Corona Series, the actor opened up about a series of things, ranging from Kareena Kapoor Khan, Taimur to the attacks on doctors and COVID-19 situation in the country.

To start with, Saif talks about how Taimur Ali Khan is their silver lining in such times. “There are a 150 things to do. But it's important to remember that it's not a holiday, we're all actively fighting a war. We hope that people can work together to make it better.”

Speaking of the recent Bandra migrant crisis, the actor states that the PM and CM's Relief Funds will help many and urged everyone capable to donate and help the unfortunate.

Saif also condemned the attacks on doctors and medico workers, as he says: “Human decency is a fragile thing, and under pressure, things get worse. Things could be worse, but credit to the people and the government because they are following the lockdown. If people are going to crack and beat up people, it doesn't surprise me, crazy behaviour doesn't come as a surprise in India, but I only hope we can largely stay sane.”

Meanwhile, the Pataudi's are indoors and spending quality time reading, cooking, and playing with their munchkin Taimur Ali Khan.