Sara Ali Khan reacts to Saif Ali Khan's stabbing incident: 'Life can change overnight'

Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan recently opened up about the terrifying knife attack on her father, Saif Ali Khan, describing it as a life-changing event that reinforced the unpredictability of life. The incident, which occurred on January 16 at Saif’s Bandra residence, left the actor with six stab wounds and required immediate medical attention.
The Shocking Attack
In the early hours of January 16, Saif Ali Khan, 54, was attacked by an assailant at his home in Bandra, Mumbai. The actor sustained multiple stab wounds and was promptly rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he underwent spinal and plastic surgeries. After receiving treatment for five days, he was discharged on January 21.
Authorities swiftly arrested the attacker, and an investigation into the motive behind the incident is ongoing.
Sara’s Emotional Reflection
Speaking at NDTV Yuva, Sara Ali Khan reflected on the traumatic experience, expressing gratitude that her father’s condition is now stable. She acknowledged that the incident had a profound impact on how she views life.
"It made me realise life can change overnight. So every second of every day deserves mindful celebration," Sara shared during the interview.
Sara emphasized how moments like these bring a fresh perspective, showing the importance of valuing life and cherishing small joys.
Family Bonds and Life Lessons
When asked if the attack brought her family closer, Sara revealed that she already shared a close bond with her father. However, the incident served as a reminder of how fragile life can be and the importance of being present in the moment.
She also reflected on how life’s unpredictability, whether through a global pandemic or a personal tragedy, reinforces the value of family and appreciating everyday experiences.
Sara’s Upcoming Projects
On the professional front, Sara Ali Khan was recently seen in "Sky Force" alongside Akshay Kumar, Veer Pahariya, and Nimrat Kaur. She is set to appear next in Anurag Basu’s much-anticipated film "Metro... In Dino," which promises to explore the complexities of modern relationships.