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I Have No Competition With Salman: Arbaaz Khan

Darpan News Desk IANS, 05 Dec, 2015 03:21 PM

Actor-producer Arbaaz Khan, who will be seen hosting the forthcoming TV show "Power Couple", late Saturday said, there is no competition between him and his superstar brother Salman Khan, when it comes to hosting shows.

"There is no competition... Where is Salman and where am I... lets be very honest... but there is no competition at all," Arbaz told IANS after he was asked if there will be any competition between the two celebrity brothers on hosting TV shows.

Arbaaz, who will be seen co-hosting the Sony Entertainment Television's show with his actress wife Malaika Arora Khan, said the "Wanted" actor will be very happy for him if he does a good job as a host.

"It's just that he (Salman) will be very happy if I will do this (hosting) job good and make my own standing...," Arbaaz said.

"Power Couple" will be on air from December 12.

Salman is currently hosting the ninth season of "Bigg Boss".

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