Social media has become an integral part of each one's life, and even if an individual manages to stay away from it for a while, they are eventually pulled into the maze.
For celebrities, the world of the internet, becomes especially important as it provides their fans with better updates about their lives.
Earlier, actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan joined social media, and now Sacred Games star Saif Ali Khan is ready to debut.
Yes, you heard that right!
Fulfilling the wish of scores of fans and followers, the actor has finally debuted on Instagram, and we couldn't be happier!
The Omkara actor’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan recently took to the photo and video sharing app and posted a story which read, “@saifpataudi Finally,” which indicated that Saif will soon be sharing glimpses from his life with his audience.
Ibrahim posted another story as well, which read, "@saifpataudi Don't forget to participate in the Giveaway!"
Saif's account is currently private and a google document attached to his handle informs that the handle will be managed by Saif’s PR and Instagram Management team, and not personally by him.
However, to interact with his fans directly, there will be a live session hosted every month on Instagram.
During the live, fans of the actor will be free to ask the star questions about himself and his upcoming projects.
For this highly anticipated launch, five lucky fans of Saif will be able to meet the star. Saif will handpick these lucky peeps and they will be provided with food and accommodation for one night at Taj Lands End in Mumbai before the meet and greet.
On the professional front, Saif Ali Khan is being appreciated for his role of cop Sartaj Singh in the Netflix series Scared Games.
Though the official confirmation is still awaited, Saif has spoken on various occasions that he is completely ready to play Sartaj for the second season of the show.
The actor will next be seen in NH10 director Navdeep Singh’s upcoming film, where he reportedly plays a ‘sadhu’
Update - According to Saif Ali Khan's spokesperson, the news is false and it was a hackers' trick
