Sara Ali Khan receives loud cheers from Miranda House students as she reveals nani Rukhsana Sultana studied there. Watch

Sara Ali Khan got reaction from students of Miranda House when she mentioned that her nani, Rukhsana Sultana also studied from here on Tuesday.

Sara Ali Khan recently addressed students of Miranda House College in Delhi as part of the No Shame Movement, which focuses on intimate image abuse young girls face. At the event, Sara earned applause from the students and faculty gathered there when she revealed that she had a connection to the college. Her maternal grandmother--socialite Rukhsana Sultana--was an alumna of the college.

Sara Ali Khan at Miranda House College in Delhi recently.

Sara shared a brief video of herself addressing the students on Instagram Stories. In the clip, she said, “Thank you very much for having me. The introduction about my family given by them did not mention that my maternal grandmother used to study in this college only.” The students gathered in the auditorium cheered at this revelation. Sara's grandmmother Rukhsana was a prominent socialite from Delhi and an ally of Congress leader Sanjay Gandhi. Her daughter and Sara's mother, actor Amrita Singh was born when Rukhsana was in Delhi.

One of her fans wrote, “Such an important initiative, inspiring.” Another fan commented, “Proud of you Sara.” Other fan wrote, “Her simplicity and how lovely she is looking” (white hearts). Many fans dropped heart emojis and praised her efforts for raising awareness for the cause.

Sara has a number of projects in the pipeline. First of them is the historical drama Ae Watan Mere Watan. The film is produced by Karan Johar and Apoorva Mehta, with Somen Mishra serving as the co-producer. She has Laxman Utekar’s upcoming untitled film alongside Vicky Kaushal and Gaslight with Vikrant Massey also in the pipeline.