It’s a known fact that Arbaaz Khan shares a warm and cordial bond with his brothers, Salman and Sohail Khan. Oftentimes, the trio is seen together at major family events and festivals. Moreover, Arbaaz is also fond of his father Salim Khan, who is a big name in the film industry. Recently, he conducted an ‘Ask Me Anything’ session of Instagram stories and replied to some burning questions of his fans. This is when he stated that he is inspired by Tiger 3 actor’s dedication and their dad’s integrity. Read on! 

During the AMA session, a user asked him to share about the thing that inspires him the most. The person also wants to know what habits of his father Salim Khan and brother Salman Khan he wants to adopt for life. Responding to it, the actor-filmmaker said, “Salim Saab’s integrity, Salman’s dedication.” Someone also questioned him about his bond with his and Malaika Arora’s son Arhaan Khan, to which he very sweetly replied that they are “very very close” and the youngster is like his friend.

Saoirse Ronan almost played the eccentric Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter, which eventually passed to Evanna Lynch. Although Ronan carved her path in the industry, even earning four Oscar nominations for her roles in Atonement, Brooklyn, Lady Bird, and Little Women, losing the titular Harry Potter role stayed with her for a long time.  

While appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the actress looked back at the roles she wished she’d done. “There’s things that you’ll pass on and then they come out and you think, ‘Oh, God, that was a misstep on my part,'” said Ronan. But one role she regretted losing the most was Luna Lovegood. 

Despite trying multiple times, she didn’t say no to the role but didn’t get the part. “I lost, again. It’s a running theme for me,” she added. Ronan recalled how half of Ireland auditioned for the role who was required to be Irish. She had a feeling that she’d be rejected for the role for being “too young,” but after reading the scene, she recalled it as “the coolest thing ever.”

The character first appeared in the fifth installment of the franchise Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, released in 2007. Fate clearly had a better plan for Ronan, whose film Atonement — in which she played the younger sister of co-lead Keira Knightley — released the same year and earned her first Oscar nomination at the age of 13.