Cinema VinesIn a star‑filled celebration of Raksha Bandhan, the Ali Khan‑Kemmu clan shared a series of festive photographs that quickly went viral on social media. The images captured the entire family gathering at their home mandir, with siblings and cousins tying rakhis and exchanging affectionate gestures that highlighted the festival’s theme of protection and love.
Sara Ali Khan posted a carousel of photos featuring her brother Ibrahim, half‑brothers Taimur and Jehangir, and cousin Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. In one frame, Ibrahim gives Sara a peck on the cheek, while another shows the siblings tying rakhis on each other’s wrists. Sara’s caption read simply, “Happiest Rakhi,” and the post was joined by her step‑mother Kareena Kapoor Khan and aunts Saba and Soha Ali Khan, who also shared their own pictures from the event.
Soha Ali Khan’s Instagram album echoed the family’s joy, with shots of her brother Saif and a playful moment where Inaaya ties a rakhi to the family’s house staff and even their dog. Soha wrote, “To those who make us feel loved, safe and cared for - happy #rakshabandhan,” while Saba commented, “Love you sis 😘 And Bhai too! ❤️ To all those who made it special... Happy Rakhi!” Other comments praised the siblings, with one user wishing, “Oh to have a brother like Saif and Ibrahim … Blessings,” and another calling them “the cutest siblings.”
The celebration brought together the children of late Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi and Sharmila Tagore: Sara and Ibrahim from Saif’s first marriage to Amrita Singh, Taimur and Jehangir from Saif’s second marriage to Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Inaaya, the daughter of Soha and actor Kunal Khemu. Saba remains unmarried. The photo dump not only showcased family bonds but also highlighted the couple’s upcoming projects—Saif in the thriller Haiwaan, Kareena in Meghna Gulzar’s Daayra, and Kunal in Vibe with Priyanka Chopra.
Raksha Bandhan, a festival celebrated across India, sees sisters tie a sacred thread around their brothers’ wrists, symbolizing protection and well‑being. In return, brothers vow to safeguard and support their sisters. The Ali Khan‑Kemmu family’s joyous display of this tradition resonated with fans and reminded everyone of the enduring significance of sibling love.
