Here's A Round Up Of Sara Ali Khan's Movies

1. Sara Ali Khan Movie - Simmba

A Rohit Shetty directorial, starring Sara Ali Khan and Ranveer Singh, this film was a mass entertainer and received a lot of positive response from the audience. The story revolves around Simmba (Ranveer Singh) , an orphan who grows up to become a police officer and believes that a corrupt officer’s life is an ideal life. He then gets transferred to another police station where he meets Shagun (Sara Ali Khan) and falls in love with her. He bonds with the rest of the women and girls of the area. Meanwhile he takes money from local goons to let them continue their illegal activities. Alongside, he bonds with the rest of the women and girls of the area, but Akruti Dave is one of the girls Simmba develops a close sisterly bond with. Akruti then goes on to file a complaint against Sada and Giri, the local goons who are running a drug racket, but Simmba ignores it because he is getting money from them. Then Akruiti decides to collect some proof of their activities, but gets caught and gets brutally raped and murdered by Sada and Giri. Her death leaves Simmba devastated. He then decides to fight for her, but a false statement in the court leads to their suspension. It is at this point Simmba decides to kill both the goons and shows it as an encounter. From the script, screenplay to the acting everything touched the audience.

2. Sara Ali Khan Movie - Kedarnath

Directed and co-produced by Abhishek Kapoor, starring the late Sushant Singh Rajput and Sara Ali Khan, Kedarnath was Sara’s debut movie. The story is a romantic-drama based on the Kedarnath disaster, which revolves around Mandakini also known as Mukku (Sara Ali Khan) who is the daughter of a high caste Hindu priest Brijraj (Nitish Bharadwaj) who runs a hostel on behalf of the temple committee. Mukku is already engaged to Kullu the son of the head priest, but to embarrass her father and fiancé, Mukku flirts with all the boys in the neighbourhood. She then meets Mansoor (Sushant Singh Rajput) a Muslim boy who drops pilgrims to their destination. The two then meet regularly, share their life stories and fall in love with each other. But as soon as her family gets to know about their affair, they get her married to Kullu. Soon after the wedding, floods hit the region sweeping away her mother, sister and half of the guests. As Mukku and her father make their way to the temple, they find Mansoor. The three then make their way to a house that is still standing and wave as the army comes to rescue them. But as there is no space left for Mansoor in the helicopter he dies. Three years later Mukku and her father are seen running the lodge, listening to Mansoor’s favourite song. The audience loved Sara’s performance and the film was critically acclaimed.

3. Sara Ali Khan Movie - Coolie No. 1

Directed by David Dhawan, starring Sara Ali Khan, Varun Dhawan, Javed Jaffery, Paresh Rawal, Coolie No 1 is another mass entertainer in Sara’s list. The movie starts with pandit Jai Kishen (Javed Jaffery) being insulted by a rich businessman Rosario (Paresh Rawal). So to teach him a lesson Jai Kishen hatches a plan to get Raju Coolie (Varun Dhawan) married to Sarah (Sara Ali Khan) who is Rosario’s daughter. Raju poses as a prince, Kunwar Raj Pratap Singh and wins Sarah's heart. Rosario then gets his daughter married to Raju, not knowing he is a poor railway station porter. But soon Raju’s real identity is revealed but he makes up a story of having a twin brother who was thrown out of the family because of his drinking problems. But Sarah and her family discover the truth and later forgive Raju because Sarah loves him. Not only was the storyline entertaining but the songs from the film also gained a lot of popularity. The audience loved Sara and Varun’s performance and we must say they are a great pair together.  

4. Sara Ali Khan Movie - Love Aaj Kal 2

Love Aaj Kal 2 directed by Imtiaz Ali, starring Sara Ali Khan, Kartik Aaryan, Randeep Hooda and Arushi Sharma, shows two love stories set in 1990 and 2020. The film deals with the ever changing dynamic of love and how people deal with it. Zoe (Sara Ali Khan) and Veer (Kartik Aaryan) meet at a bar and decide to head to Veer’s home to spend the night together, but Veer stops Zoe and asks her to leave. He then starts following her everywhere, seeing that Zoe confronts and asks him to not follow her. Then there is a flashback scene of 1990 in Udaipur, where Leena (Arushi Sharma) and Raghu (flashback role played by Kartik Aaryan and present role played by Randeep Hooda) have the same conversation. Back to the present day, Raghu owns several restaurants in Delhi, including the one Zoe frequently visits. Raghu and Zoe are friends and seeing Veer and Zoe, Raghu narrates the story of his childhood sweetheart Leena, how they used to meet each other secretly and how Raghu left everything for Leena and moved to Delhi. In the present day Zoe’s mother convinces her that she’ll have to compromise her career or work as she can’t have both together. This disturbs Zoe and she then acts out in front of Veer’s parents and breaks up with him. Veer then informs her about taking a job in the Himalayas and will be there for two years. Then Zoe meets Raghu and he tells her that he met Leena one last time but then he realises that he lost her and discovers that Leena is pregnant. Raghu then tells her that she shouldn’t make the same mistake as he made, Zoe then decides to reunite with Veer.  The two meet and decide to balance their relationship and career.

5. Sara Ali Khan Movie - Atrangi Re

Sara Ali Khan has a penchant for versatility within her which was reflected enormously on-screen with Atrangi Re. Going for an unglamorous role, Sara Ali Khan portrayed the role of a simpleton with relatable problems ensuing in her life without caution. Sara played the role of Rinku who is forced to get married to Vishu played by Dhanush after running away. However, the situation twists further when her boyfriend Sajjad played by Akshay Kumar returns to their lives and unforeseen circumstances take place. Aanand L.Rai crafts an out-of-the-box love triangle with the story of Atrangi Re which is not reminiscent of the feel-good rom-coms Bollywood is known for. Sara Ali Khan is a natural as she played the role of a village girl who lost her parents and who no one seems to understand. Her antics fuel their anger and in a fit, Rinku becomes a runaway woman. Her easy onscreen chemistry with Dhanush who plays the role of a medical student lights up the screen. Vishu is soon to be engaged but has to be tight-lipped about his apparent forceful marriage. Akshay Kumar's brief cameo in the film is refreshing and the story unravels itself soon as hidden truths surface which reveals that Rinku is suffering from a mental disorder after the traumatic death of her parents and hence envisions scenarios that aren't real.

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