Actor Arbaaz Khan has launched a brand new chat present and commenced with none aside from his personal father, author Salim Khan. On the primary episode, he requested Salim some questions on his work, his private life and likewise about his youngsters. Towards the top, Arbaaz even requested a reasonably robust query about whether or not Salim in contrast the successes of his youngsters.
During the present, titled The Invincibles, Arbaaz asks Salim, “Salman is an achiever and a big star in the eyes of the world. On comparison, the rest of your kids, including me, we are not successful. Somewhere, are you disappointed by it?” Salman is the oldest of his siblings, which incorporates Arbaaz, Sohail, Alvira and Arpita Khan.
Salim replied, “When I look at their effort, I see that they are also trying. They are also working hard. So I feel something or the other will happen. I am also a very optimistic person as well. What’s important is that they are not wasting their time.”
Arbaaz additionally requested his father’s recommendation on how you can deal with failure and success. “It’s easy to handle failure. One keeps thinking how to get out of it. But it’s success that gets to your head. A popular Hollywood director has said that success has destroyed more people than failure,” he says. The antidote to it, as per Salim, is ‘humility’. “Remember your origins and know what to say no to,” he mentioned.
Salim Khan has penned a string of cult classics in collaboration with Javed Akhtar. Famously referred to as as Salim-Javed, the duo has scripted many commercially and critically accepted movies like Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Zanjeer, Deewaar, Trishul, Kaala Patthar, Dostana, Seeta Aur Geeta, Sholay, Mr India, Don, and plenty of extra.
Meanwhile, Arbaaz Khan was not too long ago seen within the sequence Tanaav alongside Manav Vij which streamed completely on Sony Liv. Set towards the idyllic backdrop of Kashmir within the 12 months 2017, Tanaav was a fictional thriller revolving round a Special Unit, their bravery, and braveness. Delving into the human drama behind the ideologies, coping with complicated feelings and flawed characters, all of whom share the identical emotions of affection, loss, betrayal and revenge, the present is a socio-political motion drama with household at its core.
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