Pataudi
Royal Family.
>> Sahibzadi Sarah Ali Khan.
>> Sahibzada Ibrahim Ali Khan.
One of India’s most famous and recognized Royal family.
Nawab Mansur Ali Khan.
Born 05 January 1941.
Succeeded 05 January 1952 on the death of his father Nawab Iftikhar Ali Khan.
Educated at Winchester College (UK).
Profession: Hotelier and real estate developer.
Sports: First class cricketer, nicknamed “tiger” became the youngest captain of the Indian cricket team in 1962. Click here for more pictures.
Married 27 December 1969 Sharmila Tagore (Begum Ayesha Sultana).
Their children:
Begum Ayesha Sultana
(Sharmila Tagore).
Born 08 December 1944.
Profession: Movie actress.
She has won several awards.
1969: Filmfare best actress award.
1976: National film award for best actress.
1997: Filmfare lifetime achievement award.
2003: Star screen lifetime achievement award.
She was chosen as an UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in December 2005 and is the head of Indian film censor board since 2005.
Married 27 December 1969 Nawab Mansur Ali Khan of Pataudi.
Their children:
Nawabzada Saif Ali Khan.
Born 16 August 1970 at Delhi.
Educated at Winchester College (UK).
Profession: Movie actor.
He has won the following awards.
1993: Filmfare best debut award.
2005: National film award for best actor.
Married October 1991 (separated 2004) Amrita Singh, a movie actress (daughter of Sardar Shivinder Singh of Hadali and his wife Rukhsana Sultana).
Their children:
Sahibzadi Sarah Ali Khan born Sep. 1995.
Sahibzada Ibrahim Ali Khan born Mar. 2001.
Nawabzadi Saba Ali Khan.
Born 1976.
Educated at the British School,
Delhi, Delhi college of arts and
American gemological institute,
she has a degree in advertising
and gemology.
Profession: Jewellry designer. Earlier she also worked with Lintas ad agency for some time.
Nawabzadi Soha Ali Khan.
Born 04 October 1978.
Educated at the British school
in Delhi, Balliol College, Oxford
University and London School
of Economics and Political
Sciences (UK), she has degrees in history and international relations.
Profession: Movie actress. Earlier she also worked for the Ford Foundation and Citi bank for some time.
Picture gallery.
Left: Tiger Pataudi, youngest captain of Indian cricket team (1962).
Below: Pataudi palace, near Delhi.