Why Sara Ali Khan seems more genuine than Ananya Panday and Janhvi Kapoor in Koffee with Karan Season 8:

Although Sara Ali Khan isn’t the greatest performer out there, she has done a far better job than most of her peers at avoiding the nepotism controversy.

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Let’s imagine that neither Sara Ali Khan the actress nor Sara Ali Khan the shayara are to our tastes. However, we like hustler Sara Ali Khan. Her hustle does not make up for her luxury or represent her brand. Her life revolves around her hustle just as much as her privilege.

This is precisely the reason why Sara seems more genuine, laid-back, and natural than Ananya Panday and Janhvi Kapoor, two of her peers. We are eager to see more of Sara because she is such a joke, if the closing ten minutes of the most recent episode of Koffee with Karan Season 8 featuring Ananya are any indication.

Sara said on Koffee with Karan that she used to be “large,” so she never gave her appearance any thought. Sara stated that she is constantly focused on improving her inner life, even though that could have the reverse effect and make one more self-conscious about appearance when they shed a few extra pounds. Her hobbies, which include reading and travelling, have taken precedence over developing an outwardly attractive demeanour. Do you recall the last video, where a larger-than-life Sara is shown dancing nonstop? You refuse to turn away.

Sara is descended from Rabindranath Tagore. Both her father, Saif Ali Khan, and grandfather, Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, attended Winchester College. It should come as no surprise that Sara values education. She is a Columbia University alumna and a history enthusiast. Not only have the books helped her become wiser, but her confidence also comes from the fact that she had other options but decided to pursue a career in acting.

Sara’s childhood and background differ from those of Ananya and Janhvi for two reasons: firstly, her parents have never been in the spotlight, unlike Chunky Panday or Boney Kapoor. Amrita Singh and Saif Ali Khan have both stayed elusive for a long time. They don’t post on social media and don’t make a lot of appearances or interviews. Granted, Sridevi wasn’t exactly the most gregarious either, but her aura preceded her arrival. It doesn’t appear that Saif or Amrita would take the time to call a filmmaker to cast Sara.

Above all, Sara has witnessed her parents’ ruined marriage. Regardless of how successful each of her parents was, the truth is that they were no longer a one entity. Even though her father is by her side, she was raised by a single mother, which instills a sense of hustling in any girl. For example, even though Kareena and Karisma Kapoor come from a famous family in film, their parents’ divorce never gave them a good start in life. They had to climb the ladder. The idea that Kapoor females don’t work in films, in actuality, served to undermine them. Sara and Kajol also lacked their father, the director, to launch them.

The fact that Sara’s break wasn’t in a Dharma movie also helps. Even though she is working with Karan Johar’s production company, it helps her cause that she didn’t make an announcement about her arrival with Dhadak or Student of the Year. With Karan Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, her brother Ibrahim Ali Khan broke into Bollywood, albeit as an Assistant Director and gradually worked his way up the ranks. Thanks to social media, Arjun Kapoor (Kal Ho Naa Ho) and Varun Dhawan (My Name Is Khan) had comparable beginnings but weren’t yet celebrities. Ibrahim is to-day.