Ibrahim Ali Khan garnered praise online for his authentic interaction at an event, where he confidently embraced his natural lisp. Netizens lauded his courage and natural demeanor. Earlier, a viral video of him playing cricket also drew comparisons to his grandfather, Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, highlighting his sporting prowess.
Ibrahim Ali Khan is winning hearts online after a recent video from an event went viral. Netizens praised the young actor for confidently embracing his natural lisp while interacting on stage, calling it refreshing and courageous in an age of heavy filters and perfection.
Candid moments at an event
Ibrahim recently attended the Vogue Forces of Fashion event, where he sportingly embraced his lisp during a fun rapid-fire session. He revealed that his current favourite song is Ghafoor from Aryan Khan’s The Bads of Bollywood. When asked who takes longer to get ready, Ibrahim joked that his sister Sara Ali Khan does, saying he often ends up playing FIFA while waiting for “ma’am” to finish.
Netizens praise his authenticity
As soon as the video started doing the rounds on social media, comments poured in from all sides. While ons user wrote, ‘So glad to hear his actual voice, lisp and all’, another one added, ‘The courage to be in the public eye when you know you’d be criticised by insensitive trolls! Hats off’. A fan also commented, ‘He has so many good qualities, but this judgmental world will put him down for something which is in anyone’s control.’
Fans spot a sporty side
Earlier, a video of Ibrahim playing cricket in Mumbai surfaced online and quickly went viral. In the video, Ibrahim is seen confidently batting and showing off some impressive footwork on the field. Fans were quick to compare him to his legendary grandfather, Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, the former Indian cricket captain.As soon as the video started doing the rounds, comments poured in from all sides. While one user wrote, ‘Bhai tu acting chodh kar cricketer ban ja,’ another one added, ‘Proper khel raha hai.’ A user also commented, ‘Cricket in the blood and veins… we love cricket.’ ‘True copy of grandfather,’ read another comment.
