When Sara Ali Khan talked about her parents Saif Ali Khan, Amrita Singh’s divorce: They’re infinitely happier

Sara Ali Khan is one of the most promising actresses in the industry. She has proved her acting mettle in movies such as Love Aaj Kal, Atrangi Re, Simmba, and others. She is the elder daughter of actors Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh. However, the two got divorced in 2004 after 14 years of marriage. However, Sara shares a good rapport with both Saif and Amrita. Earlier, in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar India about her parents’ divorce.

Sara said, “I’ve always had the tendency to mature a bit faster than others my age. And even at the age of 9, I think I had the maturity to see that these two people living together in our home were not happy. And suddenly, they were much happier living in two new homes.”  She added, “For instance, my mom, who I don’t think had laughed in 10 years, was suddenly happy, beautiful, and excited, like she deserves to be. Why would I be unhappy if I have two happy parents in two happy homes? So no, I don’t think that was difficult at all.”  

“They’re both infinitely happier and in a much more positive space today. I see my mom laughing and joking and being silly, which is something I have missed for so many years. It’s a joyful relief to see her like this again,” Sara said.

On the work front, Pinkvilla recently reported that Sara Ali Khan will be doing a film based on the 1942 Quit India movement. While crucial character details of the project are under wraps, we have learned that Sara will be the project’s lead which will be directed by Ek Thi Dayan’s Kanan Iyer. The patriotic film, however, will not be heading for the big screen. Word is that the film is being made for the streaming giant Amazon Prime Video and backed by Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Entertainment.

In addition to this, the Kedarnath actress will star next in Laxman Utekar’s untitled project opposite Vicky Kaushal. The movie will mark her first project with the Uri: The Surgical Strike actor. Apart from that, she will also feature in Gaslight alongside Vikrant Massey and Chitrangada Singh, which is helmed by Pawan Kirpalani.