Saif Ali Khan: There's been a lot of here and there with Sara Ali Khan

Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh's daughter
Sara Ali Khan is all set to make her big
Bollywood debut with Abhishek Kapoor's
Kedarnath opposite Sushant Singh Rajput.
In an interview for Father's Day, when DNA
asked Saif if he was surprised that Sara
wanted to pursue acting just like her
parents, the actor said, "I wasn't shocked
when she told me she wanted to become an
actress. She seemed interested in cinema,
always. I don't think she likes candy floss
stuff. She gravitates towards good stories
and has watched a lot of
theatre. As long as she knows what she
wants, it's fine."
Along with Kedarnath, Sara will also be
starring opposite Ranveer Singh in Rohit
Shetty's Simmba, which is co-produced by
Rohit's RS
Picturez and Karan Johar's Dharma
Productions.
A while back, Sara got into a small
disagreement with Abhishek over clashing
of her dates for Kedarnath and Simmba, but
the parties reached a settlement out-of-
court.
Regarding the troubles faced by his
daughter, Saif stated, "There's been a lot of
here and there with Sara's debut but she
has worked it through. Now, Karan Johar is
taking care of her and she is in the Dharma
camp, so she'll be fine. I would have always
liked that because then, it's a lot more
secure and people like Karan know how to
take care of you. It's more than just making
a film. She's following her heart."
Meanwhile, Kedarnath is slated to release on
November 30, 2018, and Simmba is slated to
release on December 28, 2018.
CREDITS: DNA.

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"I wasn't shocked
when she told me she wanted to become an
actress. She seemed interested in cinema,
always. I don't think she likes candy floss
stuff. She gravitates towards good stories
and has watched a lot of
theatre. As long as she knows what she
wants, it's fine."

"There's been a lot of
here and there with Sara's debut but she
has worked it through. Now, Karan Johar is
taking care of her and she is in the Dharma
camp, so she'll be fine. I would have always
liked that because then, it's a lot more
secure and people like Karan know how to
take care of you. It's more than just making
a film. She's following her heart."