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A beloved Bollywood actress has captured the hearts of cinema lovers with her enthralling performances. Recently, her daughter and fellow actress Soha Ali Khan shared some intriguing insights about the Pataudi Palace during an interview. She explained who manages the estate and why the mansion features plaster rather than paint.
Soha revealed that her mother still plays an active role in managing the household accounts, making certain the entirety runs smoothly. She mentioned that her mother meticulously keeps track of all expenses, maintaining detailed records of each and every day and monthly finances and punctiliously monitoring each and each penny.
Soha Ali Khan revealed that her mother prefers whitewashing the walls of Pataudi Palace rather than painting, since it’s less costly. She also mentioned that nothing new has been added to the palace in years, as its stunning architecture and complicated carvings are already a sight to behold.
Why Soha may now not end up to be a princess
Reflecting on her family history, Soha shared that her grandmother became the Begum of Bhopal, and her grandfather held the title of Nawab Pataudi. While her brother, Saif Ali Khan, became named a prince in 1970, Soha born in 1978 missed out on that royal designation because the era of the Royal Tigers had come to an end by then.
Why became Pataudi Palace built?
Soha Ali Khan shared a fascinating family story about her grandparents’ unconventional courtship. Her grandfather, determined to win over his father-in-law, constructed the magnificent Pataudi Palace to impress him, despite his initial reluctance to approve the wedding.
Interestingly, Soha revealed that her grandmother’s father harboured jealousy toward her grandfather, who became an accomplished sportsman. However it, at some stage within the palace’s construction, funds dwindled, leading to a creative solution: rather than finishing the marble flooring, extensive cement work became done, with beautiful carpets layered on top to finish the look.
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