Palak Tiwari, the beloved daughter of famous TV actress Shweta Tiwari, has become a big face of the entertainment world in a very short time. Palak's glamorous and sizzling looks dominate social media. Along with her acting debut, Palak has also made a lot of headlines for her affair with Saif Ali Khan's son Ibrahim Khan.
Actually, some time ago a video of Palak Tiwari went viral on the social media platform, in which she was seen sitting in the car with Ibrahim Ali Khan and was seen hiding her face after seeing the paparazzi. After the video went viral, the news of the two being in a relationship had gained a lot of attention. Now Palak has said that what is the relationship between Ibrahim and them and what kind of bond they share with each other.
In one of his interviews, Palak told that both of them are only friends. Palak said – this is just friendship. People were speculating like that, so I didn't react to them. We just went on an outing and the paparazzi captured us on cameras. That's where it ended. Further Palak said – There were many other people with both of us. We weren't the only ones there. But it was shown as such. It was a narrative made by the people, which they like very much. When Palak was asked why she was hiding her face after seeing the paparazzi? To this Palak replied that she was hiding her face only because of her mother Shweta Tiwari, as she lied to her about her location. Palak said- My mom keeps tracking my location with paparazzi's photos. That night 1 hour ago I told him that I had left for home. I was in Bandra. I said mommy there is a lot of traffic here. I am on the way and she was ok and then those pictures came out. Palak said- As soon as the paparazzi appeared there, I thought that now my mom will see me and only then she sent me those pictures and said you are a liar. At the same time, about Ibrahim, Palak said – we are good friends. He is very sweet boy.
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