Arbaaz Khan questions his father Salim on whether it bothers him that he and his brother Sohail aren’t as successful as Salman Khan

Arbaaz Khan, the actor, has started a new discussion show with none other than his father, writer Salim Khan. In the first episode, he questioned Salim about his job, his personal life, and his children. Arbaaz even raised a challenging question near the end about whether Salim khan ever compared his Success with Salman Khan and Sohail khan.

During The Invincibles show, Arbaaz questions Salim, saying, “Salman is an achiever and a tremendous star in the eyes of the world. In comparison, the rest of your children, including myself, have not been successful. Are you disappointed in some way?”

Salman Khan is the eldest of seven siblings, including Arbaaz, Sohail, Alvira, and Arpita Khan.

“When I look at their effort, I notice that they are also trying,” Salim responded. They, too, are working hard. So I have a feeling something will happen. I am also an extremely optimistic person. What matters is that they are not squandering their time.”

Arbaaz also sought his father’s assistance in dealing with failure and success. “It’s simple to deal with failure. One is constantly thinking about how to get out of it. But it’s the success that gets under your skin. “A well-known Hollywood director once claimed that success destroys more people than failure,” he continues. Salim believes that ‘humility’ is the antidote. “Remember your roots and know when to say no,” he said.

Salim Khan has written several cult classics with Javed Akhtar. Salim-Javed has written several commercially and critically successful films, including Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Zanjeer, Deewaar, Trishul, Kaala Patthar, Dostana, Seeta Aur Geeta, Sholay, Mr. India, Don, and many more.

Meanwhile, Arbaaz Khan was recently seen in the Sony Liv exclusive series Tanaav with Manav Vij. Tanaav was a fictional thriller set amid the gorgeous backdrop of Kashmir in the year 2017. It revolved around a Special Unit, their bravery, and their heroism. The show is a socio-political action drama with family at its foundation, delving into the human drama behind the beliefs, dealing with deep emotions and imperfect individuals, all of whom experience the same feelings of love, sorrow, betrayal, and revenge.