Why do the great Hindu temples like Kedarnath and Mahakal go to Sara Ali Khan …? The actress openly talked about her religion for the first time
Sara Ali Khan is an actress who is not loved by a Muslim community. She is the daughter of Saif Ali Khan but she goes to the temple and also respects all religions. So many times, she lives on the target of trollers. His hobby to go to Sara Ali Khan and Kedarnath is no secret for her fans and her audience. Although she has faced hatred to “be a Muslim to go to a Hindi religious place”, the actress learned to ignore the negative noise. In a recent conversation, Sky Force Star said that his mother taught him to recognize herself as an Indian rather than a religion or a caste.
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“My mother said you are Indian”:Sara Ali Khan
Sara said she had learned to avoid noise. She said that she was quite young when her mother taught her to recognize herself as an Indian instead of connecting it to a religion or a caste. In Times Now Summit 2025, Sara said: “I was very young, student at school and when my parents got married and we lived abroad, I still thought … Amrita Singh, Saif Pataudi, Sara Sultana, Ibrahim Ali Khan, what’s going on, what’s going on?”.
Sara is the daughter of actress Amrita Singh and Saif Ali Khan
When he was questioned about her mother’s sikhs and her father’s Muslim religion, Sara Ali Khan said that India is a secular country. He said: “We are a secular nation and I think that all these concepts, all these limits are created and manipulated by people and I do not follow them. I do not give him as much importance as the other person,” he said and said that while trolls harass them, they learned to ignore negativity. He said, “Change the way others think a stupid task. I shouldn’t pay attention to it.”
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Speaking of her visit to Kedarnath, Sara said it was her personal choice. He said: “My personal trip of Kedarnath, the one who loves him, the one who does not hate him, with all the respect for that, it is not you. It is me. And I feel comfortable there, I feel peace there, I feel happy there.”
