Established Indian producer and actor Arbaaz Khan has offered a very winning response to seemingly ‘annoying’ comment of former wife Malaika Arora labelling her ‘Indecisive’ but not very rudely.

In case the readers are not aware, previously It so happened that during her experience on the second episode of Arhaan Khan’s podcast, Dumb Biryani, Malaika Arora mentioned some attractive and unattractive traits which his son Arhaan inherited from his father Arbaaz Khan.

In positive, the lady mentioned Arhaan’s mannerisms: whereas, in negative Malaika added that the former follows a number of unattractive traits of his daddy, like being extremely indecisive. However, the diva also said that the positive and negative traits are balanced out since these are fair and adjustable.

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Moving on, in a conversation with Zoom Entertainment, Arbaaz Khan was asked about his views on his ex-wife, Malaika Arora’s comments on his personality and if he agrees to the same. Responding to it, the actor said that Malaika is entitled to her opinion which she had expressed during her conversation with their son, Arhaan. In Arbaaz's words:

“See, that’s between a mother and her son, that is the opinion that she had. I guess she’s entitled to have that opinion. Yes, she may have thought that I’m indecisive on certain aspects.”

However, Arbaaz also pointed out that Malaika had also described him as a fair and just person, who is very clear about certain things. Reflecting on it, the actor stated that his ex-wife's statements are nothing to take seriously as she has the right to say whatever she wants. Arbaaz also mentioned that it was an interesting chat between a mother and son and added: “But I also read from the interview, she mentioned that there was a lot of clarity in my thoughts and, I’m very clear. So, I just take it, that’s fine. It’s nothing to take seriously or whatever. I mean, she’s got the right to say whatever. I thought it was okay. I don’t want to dispute anything. That’s her opinion.”