Malaika Arora Questions Son On His Virginity; He Asks Her About Marriage Plans

Ex-Bollywood couple Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan’s son Arhaan Khan is turning creator with a new video podcast series titled Dumb Biryani. The next guest in the show is none other than his mother who is a social media star in her own right, Malaika Arora.

The first episode featured Arhaan’s father Arbaaz Khan and uncle Sohail Khan. The second episode will see the mother-son duo asking each other some spicy questions. The teaser of Arhaan’s podcast received a lot of reactions from social media users.

The teaser of the podcast starts on a high note with Malaika asking Arhaan, “When did you lose your virginity?” And later Arhaan pops a tricky question to mother Malaika, “Mom, when are you getting married…?”

The video was shared along with the caption, “Catch the moms in a game of Truth and Spice – where Malaika Arora and Sarjita Raiyani spill tea, drink salan and expose some wild stories about the boys.” Watch here!

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The teaser has received diverse reactions from netizens. One of the fans wrote, “When I ask for spicy, I mean Dumb Biryani level spicy.” Another commented, “SO SO EXCITED FOR THIS EPISODE.” A third said, “Mother is mothering!!”

While several viewers criticized Malaika for asking such questions to her young son, one user commented, “Asking a son about when he lost his virginity is the most disgusting thing a parent can say”, Another person wrote, “What a shame.”, One of the fans mentioned, “Copied from West.”

Arhaan is Malaika’s son with ex-husband and actor-producer Arbaaz Khan. Malaika and Arbaaz were married for 19 years and divorced in 2017. They continue to co-parent their son Arhaan. Arbaaz Khan married make-up artist Shura Khan in December 2023, while Malaika has been in a steady relationship with Arjun Kapoor for some years now.  

Arhaan was born in 2002, studied filmmaking in the US, and has previously assisted Karan Johar on a film project.