Saba Pataudi Reacts To Mother Sharmila Tagore’s Retirement From Films: ‘That’s Never Going To Happen’

Recently, the celebrated actress opened up about her grandchildren Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan and their growing careers in Bollywood. Veteran actress Sharmila Tagore recently made headlines when she hinted at taking retirement from films owing to health concerns. The actress is currently seen in a Bengali film, Puratawn, and during a press conference, she mentioned that it might be her final Bengali film.

Reacting to the statement, her daughter Saba Pataudi isn’t ready to accept that decision just yet. Taking to her Instagram stories, Saba shared the interview snippet and mentioned, “That’s never going to happen, Ma. She can’t live without working.



Mahsha Allah." Talking to PTI, the veteran actress said, “I love doing Bengali films. I love everything about Kolkata, but I am not as fit (for acting in shoots) as required due to my health conditions.

" Sharmila Tagore recalled the shooting days and said they were shooting “for 14-15 days together at a resort on the bank of the river Ganga, and we had a great time." Take a look here: Recently, the celebrated actress opened up about her grandchildren Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan and their growing careers in Bollywood. Proud of their journey so far, Sharmila said, “Sara and Ibrahim are doing a wonderful job.

" However, she didn’t shy away from expressing her honest opinion about Ibrahim’s Bollywood debut. “Ibrahim’s film was not good, but he still looks very handsome. He has tried his best.

These things shouldn’t really be said in front of everyone, but honestly, the picture isn’t great. Ultimately, the picture has to be good," she said. She praised Sara for her dedication and potential.

“Sara is a good actress. She works very hard and is capable of doing a lot more. She’ll also achieve that," Sharmila added.

Meanwhile, her daughter Soha Ali Khan also opened up recently in an interview with Just Too Filmy. She reflected on a time when her mother was the primary breadwinner of their family, while her father, legendary cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, had already retired. “We are often shaped by those closest to us, and for me, one major role model was my father.

By the time I was born, he had already retired from cricket...

there was no money in cricket—no IPL, no endorsements," Soha shared..