EXCLUSIVE: Arbaaz Khan asks Salim Khan if his failure in comparison to Salman Khan disappointed him

One of the prolific writers Salim Khan becomes the first guest to grace a new series, The Invincibles on Bollywood Bubble. The show is hosted by his son, Arbaaz Khan where he kept his father under the spotlight and asked him unknown facts about him and his life. Right from his writing days, his affair with Helen to his family, Salim Khan bares it all. Speaking about his sons, Arbaaz asked him if his and Sohail Khan’s failure have disappointed him.  

Salim Khan on Arbaaz Khan and Sohail’s failure:

Arbaaz said Salman is an achiever and a big star while his other sons are not successful, when asked if their failure bothered him, Salim humbly 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.” 

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Salim Khan shares his advice on failure and success:

He even spoke about advice on how to handle failure and success. “It’s easy to handle failure. One keeps thinking about how to get out of it. But it’s the 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,” the Sholay writer said.

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Actor Salman Khan is one of the biggest stars of Bollywood. He made his debut with Maine Pyaar Kiya and since then, he has delivered several blockbusters, becoming the Sultan of the box office. He is a commercially successful star whereas his other brothers Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan are renowned producers.

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