Sara Ali Khan reacted to the incident of stabbing Saif Ali Khan: ‘Life can change overnight’. Hindi Movie News – The Times of India

Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan recently opened up about a terrible knife attack on her father, Saif Ali Khan, describing it as a life -changing event that strengthened the unexpectedness of life. Saif’s incident at Bandra Niwas on 16 January left the actor with six wounds and required immediate treatment.
Shocking attack
In the early hours of January 16, 54 -year -old Saif Ali Khan was attacked by an attacker at his home in Bandra, Mumbai. The actor retained several stabbing wounds and was immediately rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he underwent spinal and plastic surgery. After receiving treatment for five days, he was discharged on 21 January.
Officials arrested the attacker rapidly, and the motive behind the incident is under investigation.
Sarah’s emotional reflection
Speaking in NDTV youth, Sara Ali Khan reflected on a painful experience, thanking her father’s position is now stable. She admitted that the incident had a profound impact on how she sees life.
Sara shared during the interview, “This made me realize that life could change overnight. So every second of every second is entitled to a mindful celebration.
Sara insisted on how such moments bring a fresh perspective, showing the importance of evaluating life and cherishing small happiness.
Family bond and life lesson
Asked if the attack brought his family closer, Sara revealed that he had already shared a close bond with her father. However, this incident reminded how critical life can be and the importance of being present at the moment.
She also reflects that the unexpectedness of life, whether through the global epidemic or a personal tragedy, confirms the value of the family and appreciates everyday experiences.
Sara’s upcoming projects
On the professional front, Sara Ali Khan was recently seen with Akshay Kumar, Veer Pahariya and Nimrat Kaur in the “Sky Force”. He is ready to perform the next performance in Anurag Basu’s much awaited film “Metro … in Dino”, promising to detect the complications of modern relationships.