Like A True Nawab! Saif Ali Khan Exudes Royalty As He Goes Horse Riding, Leaves Netizens Gushing | Watch
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Saif Ali Khan redefined regal during his horse riding session in a set of viral pictures. Fans expressed their love in the comments.
Saif Ali Khan was seen riding a horse. (Photo: Viral Bhayani)
Saif Ali Khan and his family are steadily getting back to normalcy after the infamous stabbing incident that took place at his residence in January. Recently, several glimpses of the actor riding a horse like a true nawab have surfaced online, leaving social media users gasping for breath!
Dressed in a loose white cotton kurta and denims, Saif Ali Khan rode on a horse that showcased his years of practice. He wore sunglasses to beat the heat. Here are the glimpses:
Fans dropped love and fire emojis on the comment section. One user wrote, “Kitna hot hain ye banda (How hot is he!).” “Gorgeous,” wrote another. Others expressed their desire to see him return to the Race franchise with the film’s fourth installment.
The year 2025 didn’t begin on a great note for the Pataudis. Saif Ali Khan was attacked by an intruder at his house. Attempting to salvage the situation, the actor was critically injured and had to be rushed to the hospital. He underwent a surgery to remove a piece of the knife and repair the leaking fluid.
Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police recently conducted an identification parade for the prime accused in the Saif’s stabbing case, Shariful Islam Shehzad, at Arthur Road Jail. As per police investigation, Shariful Islam Shehzad allegedly intruded into the actor’s Bandra house with the intent of robbery. During the process, Saif’s house staff – Eliyamma Phillip and house help Junu were present and they identified the accused. As for the latest update, the Bandra police filed a 1000-page chargesheet in the Metropolitan Magistrate Court, which contains several pieces of evidence against the accused.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Saif Ali Khan will be next seen in Netflix’s Jewel Thief. He will also star in the adaptation of Black River, helmed by Hansal Mehta.