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Why did Malaika tease Arbaaz after Roger Federer's loss?

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 08 Jul, 2014 01:50 PM

Malaika Arora Khan feels her husband and actor-filmmaker Arbaaz Khan resembles tennis star Roger Federer.

In fact, after Federer lost the Wimbledon final Sunday, Malaiks teased Arbaaz.

"In fact, yesterday I had it on my phone, it was all over. I couldn't help it. The minute he (Federer) lost, I told Arbaaz 'I am so sorry you lost today's match' and all our friends were saying the same thing," the 40-year-old said here Monday at the launch of the new edition of Savvy magazine featuring her on the cover.

"There is an uncanny resemblance between them and everyone has a doppelganger and he is Arbaaz's doppelganger," she added.

Arbaaz is currently busy with his next production "Dolly Ki Doli."

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