From pictures of Kareena Kapoor-Saif Ali Khan's wedding to Taimur and Inaaya's childhood moments, Saba's social media timeline is a goldmine of rare photos and throwback moments.
The wedding sharara was initially worn by Sajida Sultan the begum of Iftikhar Ali Khan – 8th Nawab of Pataudi – and Sharmila’s mother-in-law. Later it was passed on to the veteran actress Sharmila who wore it for her nikaah in 1662 and Kareena is the most recent one to have worn the same outfit.
Veteran Bollywood actor Sharmila Tagore on Saturday received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a hospital. Tagore’s daughter Saba Ali Khan took to social media to share the news about her mother getting a vaccine jab.
Daughter Soha Ali Khan shared throwback pictures from Sharmila Tagore's birthdays over the years and said, "We always managed to spend birthdays together but this year has kept us apart."
Veteran actor Sharmila Tagore finds it difficult to come to terms with iconic Bengali star Soumitra Chatterjee's demise, as with him, she has lost one of her oldest friendships, which began when she was a teenager.
Talking about his mom Sharmila Tagore's thoughts, Saif Ali Khan said “I do worry about my mother, but she is suddenly sounding extremely wise, saying she has had a full life and has no regrets.
Shweta Basu Prasad was required to be decked up in chiffon sarees, buffon hairstyle and wing-eyed liner for her character in Shukranu.
Kareena Kapoor hosted mother-in-law Sharmila Tagore on her chat show where duo indulged in a candid conversation.
During the fun questions segment on What Women Want 2, Kareena Kapoor Khan puzzled her mother-in-law Sharmila Tagore with questions related to the Pataudi family and asked her to make choices.
Legendary actress Sharmila Tagore turned 75 on Sunday, and celebrated the special day with her family far away from the maddening crowd of the city.
Soha Ali Khan today shared an adorable picture of her mother with Innaya, to wish the former a very happy birthday. Check out the picture inside.
The actress, now in her 70s, said this on stage at a health-related event referring to one of the most famous scenes from the 1972 film "Amar Prem", starring her and Rajesh Khanna. The clip featuring the popular line on 'Pushpa's tears' was screened at the event.
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