'When Salman realises that Sohail and I are in crisis, he doesn't hesitate to leave everything for us,' says Arbaaz Khan and Sohail Khan on brotherhood

Bollywood's Khan brothers (from left) Arbaaz, Sohail and Salman.

Bollywood actors Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan recently featured in the first episode of a new web show called ‘Dumb Biryani’, hosted by his son Arhaan, and his friends. During the show, the topic of the strong brotherly bond between Salman Khan, Sohail Khan, and Arbaaz Khan came up.

Arhaan posed a question to Sohail and Arbaaz about the evident strong brotherhood among them. Sohail responded, highlighting the deep respect they hold for each other. "If Salman enters my room and I'm asleep, I wake up and greet him every time. That's how much he means to me," Sohail explained.

Arbaaz shared his thoughts on their close-knit relationship, reflecting on their shared upbringing and the paths they've taken as adults. "We're very close, having grown up together. Sohail and I both got married, while Salman hasn’t. We've had our share of separations, and I've since remarried. Though we're often caught up in our lives, in times of crisis, we're always there for each other. That’s when you see who truly stands by you — many tend to walk away when times get tough. Even though Salman and I don't meet often, he's always there when I'm in trouble. He wouldn’t hesitate to drop everything for me, and I’d do the same for him. In a world where loyalty is rare, that’s what defines us," Arbaaz added.

Their conversation went beyond just familial ties and delved into how their relationship has evolved over the years. Despite the individual paths they've taken, the Khan brothers have maintained a foundation of support and respect for one another, particularly during challenging times.

The show, ‘Dumb Biryani’, aims to offer a platform for candid discussions, and the Khan brothers certainly delivered, sharing personal insights into their lives and relationships. Their commitment to supporting each other, regardless of their individual circumstances or the time that has passed, underscores the essence of family and brotherhood in their truest forms.