Ibrahim Ali Khan graces Esquire India cover, talks career, trolls, and future plans

Actor Ibrahim Ali Khan, son of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, recently appeared on the cover of Esquire India, showcasing a blend of regal style and modern-day humility. Often referred to as the "Prince of Pataudi," Ibrahim embraced his heritage while presenting himself as a rising talent carving his own path in the film industry.

 

Ibrahim Ali Khan graces Esquire India cover, talks career, trolls, and future plans

 

For the cover shoot, Ibrahim wore a green embroidered kurta, complete with a Nawabi turban and a red rose in hand, channeling classic royal elegance. The photoshoot captured him in multiple traditional looks, each reflecting his deep-rooted connection to his family's legacy and his evolving identity as an actor.

 

Esquire India Highlights Ibrahim’s Journey

 

Unveiling the cover on Instagram, Esquire India wrote: “A real-life prince but determined to do more. For our latest cover shoot, Ibrahim Ali Khan steps into the role he was born into — and yet, it’s his quiet ambition, humility and hunger to carve his own path that truly make him royal. He may come from legacy, but he’s here to build his own.”

 

The feature arrives at a significant moment in Ibrahim’s early acting career. After making his screen debut in Nadaaniyan, which received mixed reactions online, the young actor opened up about facing criticism and how he plans to move forward. Speaking to Esquire, Ibrahim said, “It was really bad… people trolled it just because someone else did. That’s uncalled for. But if I now give a blockbuster, I want them to go mad after me, cheering.”

 

Style with a Statement

 

In another look from the shoot, Ibrahim wore a bright yellow Angrakha-style kurta with a white wide-legged lower and a golden shawl. One caption described him as “a name steeped in legacy, now stepping into his own light… with calm confidence, natural charm, and a growing love for the craft.” A third look featured him in a black embroidered shirt layered with a matching achkan and velvet loafers, offering a more refined, classic silhouette. Reflecting on his early entry into the film industry, Ibrahim admitted: “I might’ve been too eager to dive in… I was 21 when I began shooting. Others start later. I now think I could have been more mindful of what was going to happen.”

 

What’s Next for Ibrahim Ali Khan?

 

Coming from a celebrated lineage that includes his father Saif Ali Khan, mother Amrita Singh, and grandparents Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi and Sharmila Tagore, Ibrahim represents a new generation of talent in Bollywood.

 

He was last seen in Sarzameen, which also starred Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran and released directly on OTT platforms. He is currently working on his next project, Diler, produced by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films and directed by Kunal Deshmukh, known for Jannat. As he continues to grow as an actor, Ibrahim Ali Khan appears focused on learning from experience, embracing both praise and criticism with a grounded approach — determined to build a career that stands on its own merit.

 

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