Viral: Arhaan Performs At Dad Arbaaz Khan's Wedding. Watch
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The video was posted on social media by Arbaaz's brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri
After viral photos from Arbaaz Khan and make-up artist Shura Khan's wedding, we chanced upon a video of the actor's son Arhaan Khan performing on the occasion. The video features Arbaaz Khan's son Arhaan playing guitar as the actor records his performance on the phone. The video was posted on social media by Arbaaz's brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri, who tagging the father-son duo, captioned it, "I Love You Papa." Arbaaz Khan was previously married to Malaika Arora. They were married for 19 years and they got divorced in 2017. They continue to co-parent son Arhaan, who is pursuing higher studies abroad.
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