Malaika Arora showcased her enduring close relationship with the Khan family, hosting a special lunch for Salman Khan’s sisters, Alvira and Arpita, and their children at her new restaurant. The gathering, which quickly became a trending topic, highlighted the actress’s strong bond with the family, proving that even after her divorce from Arbaaz Khan, the relationships are as solid as ever.Here’s a closer look.
A mini family reunion
Malaika Arora was spotted leaving her new restaurant after a lunch outing. She was joined by Alvira Khan Agnihotri, Arpita Khan Sharma, her sister Amrita Arora, and her son Arhaan Khan.
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The Khan kids join in
Also seen at the lunch gathering were Alvira’s children, Ayaan and Alizeh Agnihotri, along with Arpita’s son, Ahil. A sweet moment was captured as Seema Sajdeh’s son, Nirvaan Khan, was spotted carrying his little cousin Ayat in his arms.Malaika kept it stylish in a denim-on-denim look for the outing. The 51-year-old fitness icon wore a white bralette paired with a blue denim jacket and matching jeans. She completed her look with a printed bandana and carried a chic brown handbag.
Posing for the paparazzi
Arora and members of the Khan family happily posed for the paparazzi as they exited the restaurant. The dancing diva was seen standing beside her sister, Amrita Arora, for the photos. Amrita kept it stylish in an olive green dress, accessorised with sunglasses.
Past relationships, present bonds
Malaika was married to Arbaaz for nearly 20 years before the couple officially divorced on May 11, 2017. They share a son, Arhaan Khan. Following their separation, Malaika was in a relationship with actor Arjun Kapoor for eight years until their breakup in 2024.Arbaaz, meanwhile, has moved on and is now married to Sshura Khan. The couple is currently expecting their first child together.On the work front, Malaika has appeared in films like Dabangg, Dil Se, Housefull, Kaante, and Welcome. She’s also known for her iconic dance numbers such as “Chaiyya Chaiyya,” “Munni Badnaam,” “Kaal Dhamaal,” and “Anarkali Disco Chali,” among others.
