Photo Gallery: Sara Ali Khan looks flawless even in gym wear — See pics

Gorgeous daughter of Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh, Sara Ali Khan is all set to enter the showbiz industry this year. And the young girl is making all efforts to prep herself for the role and look flawless on the screen. 

Sara is often spotted visiting her gym and spending her time sweating it out there. And on Thursday, the young girl was once again clicked coming out of her gym in a red tank top and print shorts. Needless to say, Sara has inherited good looks from her parents as well as grandparents.

Sara is gearing up for her Bollywood debut with 'Kedarnath'. The movie stars actor Sushant Singh Rajput opposite Sara and is helmed by Abhishek Kapoor. 'Kedarnath' is touted as a love story set in the backdrop of the flash floods that badly affected the famous temple town in the June of 2013. It is a potent combination of love and religion, passion and spirituality. The floods that took the lives of over a hundred thousand people is a powerful backdrop for this epic love story.

Sara recently finished shooting for the film and was seen partying with Sushant Singh and Abhishek Kapoor at B Lounge in Juhu.

Besides, she will also be seen in 'Simmba' opposite Ranveer Singh. The film is being helmed by Rohit Shetty and is co-produced by Karan Johar. 'Simmba' is slated to hit the screens on December 28, 2018. 

Recently, several reports claimed that Sara has been in talk for a film which will star none other but his dad and one of the most popular actors of Bollywood - Saif Ali Khan. Saif was last seen in the movie 'Chef' which was all about the bond between a father and son. As per a DNA report, the 47-year-old actor has given his nod to a film by director Nitin Kakkar.

Speaking about the project, Saif had told DNA, "Nitin and I have been in talks for a film, but it’s in the early stages. We haven’t finalised it yet. The script is good."

The report further reveals that the movie will be based on a relationship between a father and a daughter. A source told DNA that the movie is a comical but poignant take on a father-daughter relationship and the equation the two share. The film will also have a message.