Saif Ali Khan, the Bollywood star known for his versatile acting, is currently in the spotlight for his Telugu debut in Devra: Part 1. Starring alongside Jr. NTR and Janhvi Kapoor, the movie released on 27th September, with Saif portraying the role of a villain. As part of the promotional events, Saif appeared at the India Today Conclave in Mumbai, where he opened up not just about his film career but also shared his thoughts on politics.
“Rahul Gandhi Impressed with His Hard Work,” Says Saif Ali Khan
At the Conclave, Saif Ali Khan was asked about his views on various politicians. While speaking about the traits he admires in political figures, Saif said he appreciates leaders who are hardworking and sincere. The conversation took an interesting turn when Saif was asked to pick a politician who stood out the most for him.
Saif mentioned Rahul Gandhi as an example of someone who has shown significant determination. “There was a time when people didn’t take Rahul Gandhi seriously,” Saif said. “But through his consistent hard work, he managed to change the public’s perception. His journey has been quite remarkable and deserves recognition.”
Saif Ali Khan: “I Don’t Want to Enter Politics”
Though Saif had positive words for Rahul Gandhi, he made it clear that he has no plans to enter the political arena himself. When asked about his possible foray into politics, he said, “I don’t want to become a politician. If there is a time where I need to express my views or stand for something, I will speak out, but right now, politics is not my goal.”
Saif’s Debut in the Telugu Industry
Saif also touched on his new venture in the Telugu film industry. He expressed excitement about working in Telugu cinema and praised its strong connection to culture. “Telugu films are fantastic, and the industry is growing rapidly. I’m thrilled to be part of it,” Saif shared during the event.
With Devra: Part 1 already making waves, Saif’s foray into regional cinema and his candid opinions on political figures like Rahul Gandhi are drawing attention across India.
