Sara Ali Khan reveals grandmom Sharmila Tagore gives her good advice when it comes to boys

Sara Ali Khan has been linked with a few Bollywood actors from the late actor Sushant Singh Rajput to Kartik Aaryan. Lately, the Murder Mubarak actress even spoke about her breakup with the Chandu Champion actor on Karan Johar’s show Koffee With Karan. Sara even cleared the rumours about her relationship rumours with Shubman Gill. But all said and done, currently, Sara is single and is not ready to get into a relationship. After all, it’s once bitten twice shy. In her latest interview with Filmfare, Sara spoke about how her grandmother and veteran actress Sharmila Tagore gives her best advice regarding boys. For the latest TV news and Entertainment News updates, follow BollywoodLife on WhatsApp. In her interview, Sara said, “My grandmother is my only living grandparent. She is the voice of reason for all of us. And I think that when things get hard, which they did in my life in 2020, a period of time that was not very good for me, my daddy was there for me, all guns blazing. And she’s there for my mom and brother. Of course, she’s there for my father as well. She connects me to my traditional roots. She is also the voice of modernity. She also gives me good advice when it comes to boys, films, and social life. She’s a champion.” Sara Ali Khan even spoke about being trolled and how she handles it. In the same interview, Sara said, “I think you have to have an inner conviction because everybody is going to try to drag you down, especially if you give them the opportunity to. First, just be grateful. Practising gratitude helps because it could always be worse than it is…it’s always about the way you look at things. Even if I’m being trolled, for instance, I tell myself that at least they’re talking about me. Imagine being irrelevant. For an actor, that’s death. So always look at it in such a way that you can tell yourself it could have been worse.” On the professional front, she is gearing up for her next release with Aditya Roy Kapur helmed by Anurag Basu titled Metro In Dino.