In his upcoming talk show, Arbaaz Khan speaks with a few veterans of the Hindi film industry about their lives. The actor-producer also speaks to his father, screenwriter Salim Khan, about a few personal aspects of his life, including his second marriage to actor-dancer Helen in 1981. Arbaaz reveals that while he could have been angry at his father over this, but over time, he has understood that bringing Helen to his life, and the family, was a good thing. (Also read: Javed Akhtar recalls why he stopped working with Salim Khan: ‘Jab kamyabi ayi, naye log zindagi mein aye aur…’) Salim Khan first started out as an actor, but only appeared in small roles in films like Teesri Manzil (1966), Sarhaadi Lootera (1966) and Diwaana (1967). Eventually, he assisted writer Abrar Alvi and transitioned into screenwriting. His writing partnership with Javed Akhtar was responsible for some of the biggest hits in Hindi cinema. Arbaaz discussed this and many other personal failures and success stories with his father. In the new promo for the talk …