Ibrahim Ali Khan, the son of Indian actor Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, has been rumoured to be dating Palak Tiwari, daughter of actress Shweta Tiwari and Raja Chaudhary. These rumours have been in the air since before Ibrahim’s debut with Netflix’s Nadaaniyan. Speaking to Filmfare, he finally spoke about dating rumours and explained whether he and Palak are more than just friends.
Dating Rumour Talk
When Ibrahim was asked if he could talk about Palak Tiwari. He didn’t say much on the topic, and a little shyness was visible on his face. He only said that Palak is a “good friend” and that she is “sweet.” He said, “She’s a good friend. Yeah, she’s sweet. That’s all.” People have also speculated that Ibrahim and Palak had gone on several trips together, including a trip to Goa and the Maldives. Their fans have spotted them together in public many times. In several interviews, Palak had also mentioned that they were just friends.
Crush Talk
Ibrahim also opened up about his crush on Deepika Padukone while growing up. He said he recalls his Father, Saif, was popular when he worked with Deepika. “I remember I was like seven or eight years old. My dad was shooting for Imtiaz Ali’s Love Aaj Kal in the UK. What a movie! And I was like, wow. Deepika Padukone. That’s when I had my first crush ever. I was so small and I was obsessed with her. I was like I want to see Deepika. And that’s when I realised my dad is a big actor. Deepika Padukone is doing a movie with him.
What’s Next
Ibrahim started his acting career in 2025 by completing a romantic comedy movie named Nadaaniyan, which was directed under the guidance of Shauna Gautam. This film came out on the Netflix OTT platform. In the same movie, Khushi Kapoor played a main role lead. After that, He worked on another movie with popular actors Kajol and Prithviraj Sukumaran. Ibrahim is constantly working on his new film with actress Sreeleela.
Palak Tiwari started her acting career with a web series called Rosie. She was last seen in her movie named Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan.
