The buzz at the Mumbai jewellery launch didn’t just revolve around glitter; it turned into a family drama. A paparazzo’s question about the Khan brothers threw a wrench into the glossy affair, and Arbaaz’s terse reply—"Jewellery se related tha?"—sent shockwaves through the crowd.
Arbaaz didn’t answer the media’s probe into Salman’s recent remarks on trolls. Instead, he cut the conversation short, muttered a quick apology, and hustled to the photo ops. The exchange, captured on looped footage, shows a tense pause that many felt could have spelled a bigger fallout.
The rift isn’t new. Salman defended brother Sohail on Bigg Boss 20, urging viewers to curb body‑shaming. Meanwhile, Arbaaz has been noticeably absent from family gatherings and the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations that have seen the Khan clan together. Rumors swirl that personal differences are at the root of the distance.
Arbaaz’s latest screen appearance was in the action‑packed 2026 film Bihu Attack, where he shared the set with Dev Menaria and Daisy Shah. Fans are watching closely to see if the off‑screen tension will spill onto the big screen, especially as the film heads toward a January 2027 release. Whether the brothers will finally reconcile remains a cliff‑hanger for Bollywood gossip columns.