Arbaaz Khan says he’ll all the time stand by Salman Khan, Sohail Khan: ‘Agar bhai bhai ke saath khada nahi hoga…’

Actor Arbaaz Khan, who’s presently selling his sequence Tanaav, spoke concerning the significance of supporting one’s household, it doesn’t matter what the circumstances are. The actor mentioned in an interview that, “Agar bhai bhai ko support nahi karega, toh kaun karega? (If the brothers don’t support each other, who will?)”

In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, the actor opened up about his relationship along with his son Arhaan Khan and mentioned that he would assist him in any scenario. “Of course, we are friends. I never wanted to have that scenario where he would hesitate to call me. I have to build that confidence. If I don’t stand by him then who will?”

Arbaaz then thought again on how individuals troll him for sticking up for his household by way of tough occasions. “Kaun karega agar family nahi karegi toh? Kaun sudharega? (Who will support you if your family doesn’t? Who will explain?)” he mentioned. He mentioned that when an individual makes a mistake, his household—whether or not it’s his brother, dad and mom, spouse, or son—ought to stand by him and assist him.

“This is something one has to understand on a deeper level about how human beings function. I want that scenario so that my child does not go elsewhere looking for advice,” he added. 

Salman Khan has all the time had a strong assist system in Arbaaz and Sohail Khan. Following a loss of life risk towards the actor, Arbaaz and Sohail have been just lately snapped in entrance of Salman’s residence in Mumbai. Sohail and Arbaaz have been seen speaking to the police and the safety stationed exterior Salman’s home.

Arbaaz had earlier mentioned in an interview with Pinkvilla that his household was his assist system when he was going by way of the divorce with Malaika Arora. “My family, we siblings are there for each other. We don’t interfere in our personal lives. Salman has his own personal equation. I have my own personal equation. We are sometimes not even a part of each other’s celebration or happiness. But we are definitely there when somebody is down,” he mentioned.