PremiumSara Ali Khan is 'irritated' by other actors copying her style! Read her shocking revelations...
In a recent interview with the Hindustan Times, Sara Ali Khan spoke about how other actors are copying her style of doing namaste and why it bothered her.
Last Updated: 06.19 PM, Mar 15, 2024
Sara Ali Khan is a busy lady as she is promoting two fil ms simultaneously: Murder Mubarak and Ae Watan Mere Watan. During a recent conversation with the Hindustan Times, she had a surprising revelation. Sara said that her fellow actors have been imitating her style of greeting people with a namaste and she is irritated with them copying her. She added that she is happy that the audience knows her style well.
Sara Ali Khan’s irritation about being copied by other actors
Sara found it silly and irritating when other actors copied her way of saying namaste. "It used to bother me when I used to think that I was being copied. Like this whole namaste, it’s not an act. I genuinely greet people like that and suddenly it became a template that every girl was doing,” she said. Later, Sara added that it doesn’t matter much to her now as the audience knows her style and manner of speaking quite well.
Explaining further, she quipped, “This wearing Indian clothes at the airport and going with wet hair and all—it used to irritate me when other girls used to do it. But I realised that my darkshaks (audience) know it’s me. It’s fine; now it doesn’t bother me anymore.” In fact, now she gets amused when anyone copies her mannerisms and tells them, “Accha theek hai been, kar le (Its okay, you do it too),” as the audieces themselves point out the similarity.
Sara Ali Khan is a busy actor
Sara has an exciting lineup of films. Sara plays Usha in Ae Watan Mere Watan, a film about a woman who operates a covert radio station during the British Raj. Sachin Khedekar, Abhay Verma, Sparsh Shrivastav, Alexx O' Neil, and Anand Tiwari also play pivotal roles in the film. Emraan Hashmi makes a cameo appearance in the Kannan Iyer film, as activist Ram Manohar Lohia, who is involved in the Indian independence movement.
In Murder Mubarak, she plays Bambi Todi, a young widow with a troubled past and a penchant for deceit.
Next up for Sara Ali Khan is Metro In Dino, directed by Anurag Basu. The movie, which is slated to be released in theatres on September 13, also stars Aditya Roy Kapur and Konkona Sen Sharma.