Sara Ali KhanGoing on holiday to London with my mom Amrita Singh and grandmother Sharmila Tagore continues to attract attention online. The trio were recently spotted attending Pakistani actor Kubra Khan’s 33rd birthday celebrations in London, with moments from the intimate gathering going viral on social media.
Sharmila Tagore steals the show with her sweet gesture
The celebration took place in a cozy restaurant in town and was attended by close friends and family. Videos and photos circulating online show Sara and veteran actor Sharmila Tagore sitting opposite Kubra, singing birthday wishes and spending a pleasant evening together.Among many moments from the celebrations, video shows Sharmila Tagore lovingly feeding everyone sweets Kubra Khan Everyone around the table was smiling and cheering. Throughout the evening, Sara continued to chat and laugh with Kubra.
Who is Kubra Khan?
Kubra Khan, formerly known as Rabia Iqbal Khan, is a British Pakistani actor who is well-known in the Pakistani entertainment industry. She made her film debut in 2014 with “Na Maloom Afraad” and went on to star in successful films like “Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2”, “Parwaaz Hai Junoon” and “London Nahi Jaunga”. She has also won accolades for her performances in TV series like “Alif”, “Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay” and “Noor Jahan”.
Sarah’s eventful trip to London
Sara has been sharing her experiences of vacationing in London with Amrita Singh and Sharmila Tagore. Recently, the actress posted a photo from a theater trip with her mother and grandmother, joking that the best performer of the night was sitting next to her.The actress also attended the famous Royal Ascot event where she interacted with Hollywood star Henry Cavill. Their meeting came shortly after they appeared together at a global event for Swiss luxury watchmaker Longines.On the work front, Sara was last seen in Pati Patni Aur Woh Do, alongside Ayushmann Khurrana, Rakul Preet Singh and Wamiqa Gabbi. She will next be seen in the spy comedy Uta Til, reuniting with Ayushmann Khurana.
