Saif Ali Khan has a SPECIAL ADVICE for daughter Sara's Bollywood debut

Saif Ali Khan's daughter Sara is all set to step in the showbiz industry and her big Bollywood debut has been hitting the headlines. It has been reported that the young diva will be making her debut with Abhishek Kapoor's 'Kedarnath' oppposite Sushant Singh Rajput.

While Sara has begun preparing for the movie, Saif Ali Khan, being a protective father that he is, has come up with a special advice for his daughter. While talking to a leading daily, Saif said that his only advice to Sara is to read the script carefully before signing a movie.

"I would say read a script properly... that's always good. I think Sara is a very bright girl... She is well educated and has got a nice mind. She has a lot of well wishers around her.. from her mother (actress Amrita Singh) to me, Karan Johar to everybody. She can seek advice from anybody," Saif was quoted as saying.

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Interestingly, Saif also rubbished the reports of being unhappy with Sara's Bollywood debut and said, "I am very happy that she is doing something she is passionate about and it's a beautiful job".

Notably, Saif's reaction came after it was reported that Saif didn't want Sara to enter Bollywood and would have preferred if she opted for another career option.

However, the 'Race' actor cleared the air and said, "It's annoying when you give a nice interview and peopl pick up one line and talk about it. It's irritating. I support my daughter and I love her. I think her choice is great. Of course, she is an actress and she comes from a family of artistes. I am still a little concerned ffor her as it's an unsure profession. I love her so I worry for her."

On the work front, Saif Ali Khan is busy shooting for his upcoming movie 'Chef' which is the remake of Hollywood movie of the same name. Helmed by Raja Krishna Menon, the movie revolves around the father-son bond and is expected to release in October this year.