Saif Ali Khan’s sister Saba shares cute throwback picture of actor with younger Sara and child Ibrahim: ‘Posers’
Saif Ali Khan’s sister Saba Ali Khan typically retains sharing household photographs on social media. On Monday, she took to Instagram to put up a throwback image of Saif Ali Khan along with his kids Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan. Stating that she is on ‘family pic mode’, Saba known as them the ‘posers’.
In the put up, a youthful Saif is seen holding child Ibrahim, who sports activities a bald look. Sara, only a toddler herself, seems to be cute in her pink gown, as she tries to caress her brother’s cheeks.
On Sunday, the proud aunt had shared one other click on with Sara and Ibrahim. In the picture, Saba is seen holding each the youngsters. She merged the picture with a latest picture the place Sara and Ibrahim are all grown up. “Could hold them once … They stand tall beside me now! Masha’Allah,” she wrote with the picture.
Saba Ali Khan shared this throwback picture with Sara and Ibrahim on her Instagram story.
Last 12 months, Saba Ali Khan had shared an emotional put up, after seeing the cohesion between Ibrahim and Taimur, and talked about how the elder brother had requested for a similar tattoo as Taimur throughout a household outing.
Saba captioned her put up, “TWiiiiiNninG Brothers! Tattoos together..brothers in arms! Literally Ibrahim…chose to have the same as Tim… saying , I want what my brother has! Love the bond…Mahsha’Allah. Big brother.”
She additionally typically shares photographs of Taimur and Jeh. After Saif and Kareena have been brutally trolled for naming their baby Jehangir, Saba had posted a photograph of Kareena and Jeh, saying that solely mother and father had a proper over their kids, and nobody else. She wrote, “When a MOTHER carries her child within her and gives him or her LIFE.. ONLY she and the father ….are ALLOWED to decide.. who how and what the child will grow as….And The NAME . No one …NO ONE.. else , including other family members, who may gladly suggest, have a say. On anything!”
