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In hour of grief: Salim Khan, Salma Khan, Arjun Kapoor reach Malaika Arora’s parents’ residence

After the news of Malaika Arora’s father’s death came out, her former in-laws, Salim and Salma Khan, and her former beau Arjun Kapoor, among many other celebrities, reached her parents’ residence in Bandra, Mumbai. Salma Khan, Salim Khan, Arjun Kapoor,...

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Updated At : 10:39 AM Sep 12, 2024 IST

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After the news of Malaika Arora’s father’s death came out, her former in-laws, Salim and Salma Khan, and her former beau Arjun Kapoor, among many other celebrities, reached her parents’ residence in Bandra, Mumbai. Salma Khan, Salim Khan, Arjun Kapoor, Sohail Khan, Kim Sharma, Seema Sajdeh, Arhaan Khan and Arbaaz Khan also reached the residence on Wednesday. An emotional Malaika was seen entering from a different gate.

Malaika’s sister Amrita Arora too reached the apartment building, from where, according to reports, their father Anil Arora committed suicide.

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