Saif Ali Khan: No more playing the actor again

Saif Ali Khan has a crazy passion for reading. Most of his spare time is spent reading books. At one time the actor had read historical books of the country and abroad.

For the past several years, Bollywood has had a long history of making films on historical battles as well as on Real Life Stories. One of the films related to war, 'Tanaji' was recently released. In this movie focusing on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's heroic warrior Tanaji Malusare, Saif Ali Khan plays the role of Rajput warrior Udayabhan Rathore.

It is well-known that in the battle of Sinhagarh, the brave warrior Yoddhan Rathore fought an equal battle against Maratha Veer Tanaji. At that time, in the Mughal period, the Rajputs fought against the Marathas from Aurangzeb. In this film, the negative role of Saif Ali Khan's Udayabhan Rathore is presented in a terrifying way.

Saif thinks viewers like this kind of movie. Even today, our generation should know about our history. In those days the Mughals were ruling over us. So they were our biggest villains. We had to fight against these enemies.

It further states that if you make a film about China, the audience will not enjoy it as much as our historical war movies. During that time Tanaji, Aurangzeb, Shivaji Maharaj etc. made many bloody battles. But people do not know about Tanaji in the right hand of Shivaji Maharaj. The movie depicts the story of this warrior captured in history.

Saif Ali Khan has a crazy passion for reading. Most of his spare time is spent reading books. At one time the actor had read historical books of the country and abroad. In Tanaji he found this reading very appealing. The reason is that the actor could have imagined all the characters superhero.

Naturally the picture of how to portray his character must have been painted in his heart. Saif, however, can say in some of these books that Bulk doesn't like some of what has been said from history. He says that India's history has been divided into periods.

The Hindu period is considered as the best or best time. The Middle Ages have been written during the Mughal period and the Modern Age as the British period. But I believe that the Middle Ages should be called Persian times rather than Mughals. Because at that time Persian language was used in the courts and so on. This language is also the most spoken in conversation. He further states that the family conflicts that followed in power and rule in the recent past had nothing to do with religion.

In 'Tanaji', Saif Ali Khan is shown as scary and cruel. In this regard, the actor says that Aurangzeb put his full trust in Udayabhan Rathore and made him into a battle against Tanaji. The creator of the film has created a vivid atmosphere in the film with this in mind.

The intensity with which he presented it was also new to me. Never before have I played such an abstract character and I do not want to roll over again in the near future. I also don't think I could have played such a role in the times when I did films like 'Salaam Namaste'.

Generally speaking, Bollywood actors give their opinions or reactions to various issues of the country. But Saif is not one of them. He says that when you express your opinion on social media, you have no idea how it will be taken.

It has also been often observed that people become hypersensitive to a certain point. And I don't want to hurt anyone. I firmly believe that our country has made great strides in many respects. In such a situation it is better to say something for your country and to be silent than to take it wrong.

It is well-known that the media overestimates Saif-Kareena's son Taimur. Looking at it, the photojournalists begin to press the camera. But Saif does not particularly like this. He says why kids should be so important right now. In fact this is a matter of concern.

I want Taimur to grow up just like any other normal kid. His feet must lie on the ground. We should not give any child so much importance that it begins to move from the ground upwards. Of course, Taimur is very sweet. But I do want them to grow up like normal kids.