It was meant to be a quiet celebration, a second chance at love for Arbaaz Khan. But what should have been a joyful union quickly unraveled into a storm of family tension—and at the center of it all stands Salman Khan, visibly displeased and heartbreakingly silent.

When news broke of Arbaaz Khan’s sudden wedding to makeup artist Sshura Khan, fans were surprised. There were no grand announcements, no pre-wedding glamour, just an intimate nikah at Arpita Khan’s residence. But beneath that quiet simplicity lay an undercurrent of family disapproval—and now, the real reason is surfacing.

According to multiple sources close to the Khan family, the rift began with what was left unsaid. It’s been revealed that Sshura had previously been married and has an 8-year-old daughter, information that was reportedly not disclosed to the entire Khan family before the marriage. For Salman Khan, who has always been fiercely protective of his family and its image, this was not just a personal betrayal—it was a public risk.

Salman, who had quietly supported Arbaaz through his divorce from Malaika Arora years ago, was said to be shocked and frustrated when he found out about Sshura’s past after the marriage had already taken place. He had apparently advised Arbaaz to reconsider, warning him to take things slowly. But Arbaaz didn’t listen.

The tension came to light in the most public way—during the finale of Bigg Boss 17, when Salman, while speaking about Arbaaz’s marriage, remarked with a smirk,
“He doesn’t listen to me… if he had listened…”
A pause. An unfinished sentence. But one that spoke volumes.

The remark sparked a firestorm of speculation. Was this a subtle dig? A brother’s quiet admission of disappointment? Fans were quick to pick up on the tone, and the rumors exploded from there.

Even Arbaaz’s sisters, Alvira and Arpita, were reportedly unhappy with the sudden marriage. Sources say they felt “blindsided” and “kept in the dark.” What was meant to be a fresh start is now being whispered about in hushed tones across Bollywood circles.

Arbaaz, for his part, has denied any family conflict. In a brief statement to the press, he insisted everything was fine and that “the media is creating drama where there is none.” But body language and public silences often tell the real story—and Salman’s demeanor since the wedding has been anything but joyful.

What complicates the matter is Salman’s long-standing role as the family anchor. He’s the provider, the guide, the one everyone turns to. For Arbaaz to go against his advice isn’t just a difference of opinion—it’s a rare breach of loyalty.

And then there’s the issue of image. The Khans are one of Bollywood’s most respected dynasties. An impulsive marriage with hidden truths—especially involving a woman with a past that wasn’t fully revealed—could threaten that carefully maintained legacy. Salman, who’s navigated scandal and scrutiny for decades, knows the cost of missteps better than anyone.

Behind the scenes, some say the brothers have stopped speaking regularly, and family gatherings have become tense and selective. While no one has gone public with harsh words, the cold distance is being felt by everyone close to them.

But perhaps the most painful part of all this is the emotional toll. These aren’t just celebrities—they’re brothers. Men who’ve stood by each other through breakups, controversies, career failures, and heartbreaks. And now, something as personal as love has come between them.

The public may never hear an official fallout. The Khans are known for protecting their inner circle. But for fans who’ve watched the trio—Salman, Arbaaz, and Sohail—share laughter and tears on screen and off, this silent rift is devastating.

So what’s next?

Will time heal the wounds? Will Salman find it in his heart to forgive what he sees as betrayal? Or will Arbaaz continue to walk a separate path, standing by the woman he chose even at the cost of his brother’s trust?

For now, the only certainty is this: something broke the night Arbaaz said “I do.”
And while the cameras caught smiles, the silence afterward said what words could not.