Sameera Reddy says she can write in blood that Saif Ali Khan is a gentleman

The Indian actress, Sameera Reddy, who primarily appears in Bollywood and Kollywood films, is all praises for the industry heart-throb Saif Ali Khan since she believes there is no one out there as gentle as him.

Saif not too long ago locked many headlines in the country after he got arrested by the police for having a brawl with the South-African businessman, Iqbal Sharma, at the Taj Palace restaurant in Mumbai.

Sharma and his family claimed that Saif abused them and started the fight. However, when Sameera was asked about it, she said she doesn’t agree with the fact at all. The actress insisted she can write in blood that Saif is a gentleman.

“I am absolutely on Saif’s side, he is too much of a gentleman to do something like this. I am sure he was provoked. I have seen him in close quarters and there is no one who is a bigger gentleman than him and I can write that in blood,” she said.

Sameera, in the meanwhile, also talked about Priyadarshan’s much-anticipated upcoming film ‘Tezz’, in which she will be playing a key role and while discussing her experienced she once again praised Saif Ali Khan.

Shooting for “Tezz” in London took me back to “Race” where Saif used to make sure that every evening after the shoot, we relax, de-stress and have fun. Saif has this really amazing attitude that we’re actors, and we need to recharge ourselves,” she added.

The 29-year-old remained under a lot of discussion because rumours revolving around suggested that maybe she is unhappy on Mallika Sherawat doing the item number ‘Laila’ in ‘Tezz’. Nevertheless, when asked Reddy rejected all reports and said that she was not even in the country when Mallika was signed.

She said, “I wasn’t even in town then, I was out of the country. I have no idea why I was dragged into all this. I have nothing to say on it.”

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