Actor Sara Ali Khan is totally backing her brother, Ibrahim Ali Khan, as he faces criticism for his film Nadaaniyan. Ibrahim just kicked off his acting career with this Netflix flick, which features Khushi Kapoor as well.

Sara Ali Khan gives a shoutout to her brother Ibrahim

Sara isn't letting the haters get to her; she's all about supporting her brother. She hopped on Instagram Stories to show her love for him.

She shared the music video for Trikit Dhoom from Nadaaniyan and had a sweet message for Ibrahim. She wrote, “Brother, when are you going to stop blowing up??? (Honestly, I hope it’s never)."

Sara reminisced about the days when she used to tease Ibrahim as a kid. She pointed out how much he’s changed and now has his own unique style. She said, “I still remember teasing Little Iggy, who could be a drag. But now, seriously, no need to brag, my brother’s got a whole different swag... Fateh Kar Raja, wave that flag!"

Sara recently caught a special screening of the film in Mumbai and shared a touching message for Ibrahim. She said, “My Baby Brother! @iakpataudi I’ll always have your back and be your biggest fan. You’ve always been a star to me… and now, with God’s grace, the whole world will see you shine, glow, and explode. Happy Birthday and welcome to the film industry; this is just the start… The day has arrived... the doors are open to a story filled with love, friendship, and a lot of fun! Dive in, feel it, and enjoy it!!! Check out Nadaaniyan, streaming now on Netflix. #Nadaaniyan.”

Nadaaniyan Overview

Ibrahim Ali Khan, the son of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, has stepped into the acting world with his first film. The movie received a mix of reviews, with social media users criticizing the dialogues. These lines were written by Ishita Moitra, who has previously worked on films like Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani, Call Me Bae, and Half Girlfriend. She teamed up with Jehan Handa, known for his writing contributions to the series Showtime.

This film marks Shauna Gautam's directorial debut and is produced by Karan Johar's production house. It features a star-studded cast, including Khushi, Ibrahim, Jugal Hansraj, Dia Mirza, Suniel Shetty, and Mahima Chaudhary. The plot centers around Pia, a wealthy and charismatic young woman, who enlists Arjun, an ambitious newcomer, to pretend to be her boyfriend after a mishap causes her friends to turn against her. The film is now available on Netflix.

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