Sara Ali Khan: Reviewers who have not said the loveliest things about 'Kedarnath', have liked me! It's a weird feeling

Amrita Singh and Saif Ali Khan's first born, Sara Ali Khan, officially entered Bollywood on December 7 this year with Abhishek Kapoor's 'Kedarnath'. She is not done reading all the film reviews yet as she is deep-neck in promotions of her next film, 'Simmba'.

Her debut film opened to mixed reviews, but one thing that all the film critics unanimously agreed upon is her potentional of becoming the next big thing in Bollywood. The kinder ones have already started addressing her as a, 'star'. I tried hard to not fall for all the flowery praises and stay objective while interviewing her, but I had no idea it'd be so difficult. The spunky and spirited girl had me at hello! 

There is something very inimitable about Sara's personality. She is more feisty than demure, more candid than politically-correct. What catches the eye instantly is the enthusiasm of a novice that she doesn't bother to conceal, her razor-sharp intelligence and a way with words which enables her to never be tongue-tied. 

I sat down with the 23-year-old a day after Kedarnath's release to find out how is she tackling all the love and criticism and she says that while she is overwhelmed with all the appreciation and warmth, she also finds all this a bit confusing and bewildering. 

Watch Sara Ali Khan's full interview here:

Sara Ali Khan will next be seen in Rohit Shetty’s masala action drama, 'Simmba', which will release later this month. It stars Ranveer Singh as a tough cop and is being billed as a spin-off to Shetty’s popular 'Singham' films.