Ibrahim Ali Khan’s Striking Resemblance To Saif Ali Khan Has Fans Scratching Their Heads

Ibrahim Ali Khan’s resemblance to his father, Saif Ali Khan, is often remarked upon. Many consider him to be the spitting image of Saif in his younger days, as both share similar facial structures, including strong jawlines, sharp noses, accentuated eyebrows, and slightly wavy hair. In fact, their smiles are said to be strikingly similar. Once again, this debate has taken social media by storm after a picture of Saif Ali Khan from his ‘Hum Tum’ movie alongside Ibrahim Ali Khan went viral.

The now-viral post shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) shows Saif Ali Khan dressed in an orange kurta with messy hair. The picture was from a scene from the movie ‘Hum Tum’, while Ibrahim Ali Khan looked uber-cool in a white ethnic kurta. To everyone’s surprise, Saif and Ibrahim looked alike, as if they were doppelgangers.

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Needless to say, the post went immensely viral, triggering a flurry of reactions from fans. Many called Ibrahim the exact copy or clone of Saif, while others took to the comment section to express that Saif looks cuter but Ibrahim is hotter. The post was shared on February 15, and now, it has amassed more than 94,000 views and over 3,500 likes.

An X user commented, “Saif’s son looks more like Saif than Saif himself.”

“Saif cuter, Ibrahim hotter,” a user expressed.

An individual added, “Their entire family look good… how!”

“Bro, created his own clone,” tweaked a user.

A user posted, “God knew that one person was too less for that face, it deserves multi-generational adulation.”

Hum Tum is by far one of the most interesting Bollywood rom-com movies, starring Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukerji as leads. Directed by Kunal Kohli, the movie was released in 2004. It revolved around two individuals, Karan and Rhea, who keep running into each other on different occasions. With time, their lives change, and they realise their love for each other. It is worth noting that Saif Ali Khan also bagged a National Award for this film.

Later in 2005, Shah Rukh Khan took a fun jibe at Saif for winning the award. While interacting with Hum Tum director Kunal Kohli, SRK jokingly said, “I like your films. I think Fanaa was very good, and I think Hum Tum was very nice. I have a story about Hum Tum. This actor won the National Award when I think I should have gotten it, but that’s another story.”

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