Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan belongs to the Nawab family. While his father belongs to the Pataudi family, he has also been a lentil player of the Indian cricket team, while his mother Sharmila Tagore has also been the best actress of the 60s and 70s. Saif Ali has also chosen this Bollywood as his career, while his two sisters Soha Ali and Sawa Ali have also been well-known celebrities. While Soha has stepped into Bollywood, Saba is a successful business woman and is handling her business.
Before coming to this Bollywood, Saif Ali Khan was married to Amrita Singh, due to which both also became parents of two children, but this marriage did not last long and soon both of them separated. Although the children stay with their mother i.e. Amrita. Let us tell you that Amrita has also been a well-known Bollywood actress. On the other hand, Saif Ali Khan, after divorcing Amrita, married Kareena Kapoor, the younger daughter of the Kapoor family, with whom he had two sons, Taimur Ali Khan and Jahangir Ali Khan. Apart from this, Sara Ali Khan, daughter of Saif’s first wife, has also stepped into Bollywood and has made her mark.
Now if we talk about Saif Ali Khan’s property and property, let us tell you that although Saif Ali Khan now lives in Mumbai, but Saif Ali Khan’s ancestral house is in Group Village which is famous as Pataudi Palace Ibrahim Kothi, and There is a lot of property which is often discussed. Pataudi Palace is not less than any palace, its price is also in crores, it is said that Saif Ali Khan’s elder son was also named after him.
Apart from this, it is said that even in Bhopal, his family has property worth thousands of rupees. Apart from Bhopal, his property is also spread in many states of the country including Haryana and Delhi. The property exists and his property is now embroiled in disputes.
If we talk about who can have rights over Saif Ali Khan’s property, then it is said that Taimur, son of Saif Ali Khan’s second wife, is called Chhote Nawab and it is said that Saif Ali Khan has the entire property. He will have the right but now this property does not belong to Saif Ali Khan but is stuck in a lot of confusion. Actually the entire property was in the name of Hamidullah Khan, the great-grandfather of Saif Ali Khan and the last Nawab of Bhopal princely state.
Hamidullah Khan did not have any son, but he had only two daughters, out of which the name of the elder daughter was still Sultan and the name of the younger daughter was Sajida Sultan. In such a situation, because there was no rain of Hamidullah Khan, because of this, his eldest daughter Abida would have rained his entire property, but Abida settled her house in Pakistan and never came back to India, due to this the entire property went to Sajida Sultan who got it. She was the younger daughter of Hamidullah Khan. Sultan was married to Nawab Iftikhar Ali and from this marriage Sajida had a son and two daughters, out of which the name of the son was Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi who is Saif Ali Khan’s father.
He was married to Sharmila Tagore and thus after Sajida, his property should have been entitled to the children of Mansoor Ali and Sharmila Tagore, but it did not happen. Because according to the Enemy Property Production and Registration Act, the rain of Hamidullah Khan’s entire property is not considered to be his younger daughter but his elder daughter Abida. Because the ancestral property is always owned by the eldest son, the eldest son or the eldest daughter and for this reason the rain of this property has been considered till now.
Let us tell you that after the implementation of the Enemy Property Admin Paint Ordinance 2016, after the new definition of Enemy Citizen, the ownership of such inherited properties has been abolished by the Indian citizens, so whatever Hamidullah Khan’s property was. Mansoor Ali Khan did not have any rights in this property, because of this, after the birth of Taimur Ali Khan, it was said that he would have the property of ₹ 5000, but now when Taimur Ali is under the Enemy Property Act. Khan will not get even a single penny of this property.
