Saif Ali Khan Stabbing Case: Mumbai police confirm detained man has no connection to attack | Hindi Movie News

Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan endured a terrifying ordeal on January 16, 2025, when an armed assailant stabbed him six times in the actor’s back during an attack at his Bandra residence. The injuries were so severe that a piece of the knife lodged in his spine, requiring immediate medical attention.
Despite the life-threatening situation, Saif displayed remarkable resilience.

He managed to walk to the hospital, accompanied by his son Taimur Ali Khan and a caretaker, while drenched in blood. His courage in the face of such a traumatic event has left fans and the Bollywood fraternity deeply moved and concerned.
The Mumbai Police launched an investigation into the attack, initially detaining an individual for questioning. However, authorities later clarified that the person brought to the Bandra Police Station had no connection to the case.
CCTV footage from the vicinity has gone viral on social media, showing the suspected intruder fleeing the scene shortly after the attack. The visuals have provided crucial leads, and the police are actively pursuing the case to ensure justice is served.
In a positive turn of events, doctors announced today that Saif Ali Khan is out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and has been shifted to a general ward. However, his recovery will require careful monitoring, as the spine surgery he underwent poses a risk of infection if not managed with the utmost care.
Medical experts have advised the actor to rest extensively over the coming weeks to aid his recovery. Doctors from Lilavati hospital shared that Saif is stable but will need time to heal completely. The support from his family and fans has been incredible, and it’s helping him stay strong during this challenging time.
Reportedly, the man who attacked Saif Ali Khan in the early hours of Thursday was spotted near the Bandra railway station and police believe that he changed his clothes, went to the station and boarded a train. Police teams are also camping in Vasai and Nalasopara in Palghar district.