Sharmila Tagore Don’t Have Her Single Photo In Pataudi Palace, Reveals Saif Ali Khan In Recent Interview
Legendary actress Sharmila Tagore is often in the news headlines for her personal and professional life. Apart from being a famous actress in the Indian film industry, she is also a good wife and mother. She loves taking care of her children and teaches her kids good teachings. It is quite evident that she played an important role in transforming Pataudi Bhawan into a beautiful palace. But there is one thing that will attract your attention, let us tell you that there is not a single photo of Sharmila Tagore in this palace.
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Let us tell you that is revealed by none other than Saif Ali Khan himself. In an old interview, Saif said that his mother does not throw away any items from the palace. She combines them and turns them into an avatar and beautifies the palace He further said that there is no photo of her in the entire Pataudi Palace except the photo of her receiving the National Award in the corridor.
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Saif Ali Khan further said in an interview, “My mother does not throw anything away. She transforms it into a new avatar by adding things to it. After marrying into a royal family, she has played a vital role in preserving Pataudi Bhawan and turning it into a beautiful palace”. He further said, “There is no picture of her in Pataudi House. There is only one picture near the bookcase when she received the National Award. Of course, there is no picture of her, but her aura is present everywhere. Her details are present everywhere from the gardens to the blinds. No picture is needed to depict her presence.”
Sharmila Tagore
Praising Sharmila Tagore’s role in her career and taking the family’s care, Saif Ali Khan said, “It is not easy for an actor to run a house like my mother. She is like a finishing school and teaches her staff very well. She used to get upset because a businessman living in front of us used to double the salary of our staff and keep them with him.” In the same interview, Saif said, “When we were in Pataudi, she would organize trampoline jumps for her grand kids. She would give them lovely gifts so that there is a balance between entertainment and education.”
