Murder Mubarak's Sara Ali Khan on living with single mom Amrita Singh: 'Can't be waiting around for things to happen'

Sara Ali Khan is the daughter of actors Amrita Singh and Saif Ali Khan, who separated in 2004 when she was 9 years old. In a new interview, she spoke about living with her single mom.

Updated on Mar 14, 2024  |  10:19 PM IST |  200.3K
Murder Mubarak's Sara Ali Khan on living with single mom Amrita Singh: 'Can't be waiting around for things to happen'
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Sara Ali Khan is one of the most talented actresses in the entertainment industry. She is currently gearing up for the release of the Netflix film Murder Mubarak. Apart from her amazing acting skills, Sara is also well-known for her goofy reels which she shares with her fans on social media. In a recent interview, Sara opened up about her off-screen experiences that helped shape her life and added how it feels to be living with a single mother Amrita Singh. 

Sara Ali Khan on living life with single mom Amrita Singh 

Sara Ali Khan is the daughter of actors Amrita Singh and Saif Ali Khan. The couple separated in 2004 when Sara was just 9 years old. In an interview with ETimes, when asked about the influence of strong women in her life, she said, "I think living with a single mother has a huge role to play in it."

She further added, "At a very early age, I realized koi aapke liye kuchh karne nahi wala (nobody is going to do anything for you). It's not that I don't get help, I do. But ultimately, you are the mover and initiator of your life. If you are lucky, stars align and God wills, then it will happen. You can't be waiting around for things to happen, it doesn't work like that."


Apart from Murder Mubarak, Sara is also set to be seen in Ae Watan Mere Watan. During the same interview, she was asked about playing the central character in Ae Watan Mere Watan. Calling it the "most gratifying experience" to be headlining a film like this, Sara continued, "It's about time, because you are going to see a side of me which even I have not seen before. My self-deprecating humour can keep going on, but I am about to say something which I haven't said in a long time, and that is why I'm really proud of myself. The last time I felt like that was during Kedarnath. I'm being honest.”

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More about Murder Mubarak

Murder Mubarak is a mystery thriller directed by Homi Adajania. Apart from Sara Ali Khan, the film also stars Karisma Kapoor, Pankaj Tripathi, Vijay Varma, Tisca Chopra, and more. The film will start streaming on Netflix on March 15, 2024.

Recently, Sara Ali Khan talked about bonding with filmmaker Homi Adajania on and off the sets during Murder Mubarak. "Honestly I think that, how everyone has been talking about Homi’s energy- all of that is there and true.. but I think that the moments that are probably spent off the set with them, whether it was by the swimming pool or whether it was in these room sessions, I think he kind of reminded me that what I have as a human being is enough," she said.

Sara also added that Murder Mubarak came into her life at an important time, "And I think, Homi sir for sure, but this entire cast has helped me to do that and be who I am, both on and off camera and it came to me at an important and defining moment in my life and career, so am very very grateful."

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On the other hand, speaking about Ae Watan Mere Watan, it is a film set in the pre-Independence period. In this, Sara plays the character of a freedom fighter, Usha Mehta. Directed by Kannan Iyer, the film also stars Emraan Hashmi, Anand Tiwari, and more. The upcoming film will start streaming on Prime Video on March 21, 2024. 

ALSO READ: Murder Mubarak: Sara Ali Khan says THIS about bonding with Homi Adajania on and off sets; DEETS

Credits: ETimes
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