As Saif Ali Khan turns 48, a look at the actor's unconventional films, from Being Cyrus to Go Goa Gone
Saif Ali Khan is the recipient of several accolades, including a National Film Award and six Filmfare Awards, and received the Padma Shri in 2010
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Saif Ali Khan played Langda Tyagi in Omkara, Vishal Bharadwaj’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello, a character that broke the image of Saif as a metrosexual romantic hero. File image
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Raja Krishna Menon’s Chef, the official Hindi remake of the American film of the same name. Saif Ali Khan played a culinary expert who rediscovers his passion for food after he is expelled from his restaurant job. Facebook/@SaifUpdates
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Saif not only produced but also acted in India’s first zombie comedy Go Goa Gone. Saif played a blonde-haired zombie-slayer. Facebook/@joinUs4BU
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Saif Ali Khan’s Kaalakaandi, a black comedy, shows a cancer-stricken man who is determined to make the most of his numbered days
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Being Cyrus is unanimously regarded as Saif Ali Khan’s foray into alternate films. The Homi Adajania directorial debut received 7 nominations at the 2007 Filmfare awards
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