Saif Ali Khan Recalls The Struggles He Faced To Buy Pataudi Palace Worth Rs 800 Crore
Saif Ali Khan is often picked up on nepotism debate. He has been a privileged child, but not many are aware of his struggles. The actor who has always been vocal about his privileges spoke about the struggle of being privileged and his story deserves your attention.
Saif Ali Khan is often
picked up on nepotism debate. He has been a privileged child, but not many are
aware of his struggles. The actor who has always been vocal about his privileges
spoke about the struggle of being privileged and his story deserves your
attention.
He is addressed as Chota Nawab but did you know he had to buy his Pataudi palace back.
Talking about the struggle he faced to buy the place Saif in an interview said,
"People have a certain fixed notion. For that matter, even [with] Pataudi [palace], when my father died, it got rented to Neemrana Hotels. Aman [Nath] and Francis [Wacziarg] used to run [the hotel]. Francis passed away. He¡¯d said that if I wanted (the palace) back, I could let him know. I said: ¡®I want it back¡¯. They held a conference, and said, ¡®okay, you have to give us lots of money!¡¯ Which I then consequently earned.¡±
He further added, "So, even the house I¡¯m supposed to have inherited has been earned back through money from films. You can¡¯t live off the past. At least we can¡¯t in our family, because there was nothing. There is history, culture, beautiful photographs; and, of course, some land. It has been a privileged upbringing. But there¡¯s been no inheritance.¡±
Indeed Saif has bought the Pataudi respect back. Have a look at the beautiful Pataudi Palace.