Saif Ali Khan, who will next be seen in his Telugu film Devara, talked about the industry’s treatment of its heroes. Speaking at India Today Conclave Mumbai, the Adipurush actor shared what Bollywood could learn from the Telugu

Saif Ali Khan, who is enjoying the release of his much-awaited film of this year, Devara: Part 1, recently spoke about his experience working in Telugu cinema while hailing blockbuster films like Kalki 2898 AD and Baabhubali. Further, Saif also spoke about what Bollywood could learn from the Telugu industry.

Saif Ali Khans entry into Telugu cinema with Devara showcases his diverse roles and highlights the industrys unique storytelling.

Saif Ali Khan opened up about Telugu cinema while speaking at an event recently. He said that Telugu films treat their heroes like gods and give a universal experience. He plays the antagonist in the recently released Jr.

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, renowned for his versatile roles and bold choices, is currently seen in his Telugu film debut ‘Devara’, starring alongside Jr NTR. Reflecting on his experience working in the Telugu film industry, Saif shared insights on its unique approach to filmmaking and the reverence shown to its heroes.

Saif Ali Khan praises the Telugu film industry for its deep cultural connection, technical brilliance, and the god-like reverence for its heroes, following his debut in 'Devara'.

Since Saif Ali Khan regained ownership of his ancestral residence, the Pataudi Palace, there has been speculation that he might convert part of it into a museum to showcase his family’s history. However,

In an interview with India Today, Khan clarified that he has no plans to convert the palace into a museum. He explained that the palace holds significant sentimental value for him and his family, and he is committed to preserving its heritage.

Saif Ali Khan denied rumors about turning the Pataudi Palace into a museum, emphasizing its personal significance due to his father’s burial there. He plans to restore the palace while maintaining its authenticity.

Saif Ali Khan said that his children could become school teachers “as long as they're happy”. He four kids--Ibrahim, Sara, Taimur and Jehangir.

Saif Ali Khan, known for his versatility and powerful performances over two decades, recently shared his thoughts on the unifying power of cinema. With his much-anticipated film Devara: Part 1 releasing today,