By PTI
MUMBAI: Babil Khan on Saturday shared a poetic note to mark his father Irrfan Khan’s 56th birth anniversary and remembered the late actor’s endearing laugh.
Irrfan, is known for his work in critically-acclaimed films such as “Maqbool” (2003), “The Namesake” (2006), “Life in a Metro” (2007) and “The Lunchbox” (2013), died from a rare form of cancer in April 2020.
Son of the late star and producer Sutapa Sikdar, Babil posted the note on his Instagram page alongside his childhood photographs with his father.
“Questions keep me up at night. Those that I never asked then, those that I can never ask now. My inquiries are left for me to quench on my own, that’s okay, I will figure it out. I miss your laughter though, I don’t think there is an answer for that. Remembering a day when you arrived here,” he wrote.
Babil made his acting debut with the Netflix movie “Qala”, which premiered on the streaming platform in December.
Next, he will be seen in Yash Raj Films’ maiden web series “The Railway Men”, billed as a tribute to the unsung heroes of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy.
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Meanwhile, a new book will offer a compelling account of iconic actor Irrfan Khan’s life and achievements, starting from his days at the prestigious National School of Drama (NSD) to his nearly decade-long stint in television and his gradual ascent in the film industry.
In the book, “Irrfan Khan: A Life in Movies”, film critic Shubhra Gupta engages key people, including director Mira Nair, Vishal Bharadwaj, and Anurag Basu in conversation on the actor’s art, craft and legacy.
“Drawing from interviews with key people Irrfan was close to, worked with, was influenced by – including Irrfan’s wife Sutapa Sikdar, Tillotama Shome, Irrfan’s best friend from the NSD Timangshu, Shoojit Sircar, Tabu, Anurag Kashyap, among many others – this book will be a collection of scintillating new interviews, with commentary from Shubhra herself, that will together offer a complex portrait of Irrfan the actor and the man,” publisher Pan Macmillan said in a statement.
MUMBAI: Babil Khan on Saturday shared a poetic note to mark his father Irrfan Khan’s 56th birth anniversary and remembered the late actor’s endearing laugh.
Irrfan, is known for his work in critically-acclaimed films such as “Maqbool” (2003), “The Namesake” (2006), “Life in a Metro” (2007) and “The Lunchbox” (2013), died from a rare form of cancer in April 2020.
Son of the late star and producer Sutapa Sikdar, Babil posted the note on his Instagram page alongside his childhood photographs with his father.
“Questions keep me up at night. Those that I never asked then, those that I can never ask now. My inquiries are left for me to quench on my own, that’s okay, I will figure it out. I miss your laughter though, I don’t think there is an answer for that. Remembering a day when you arrived here,” he wrote.
Babil made his acting debut with the Netflix movie “Qala”, which premiered on the streaming platform in December.
Next, he will be seen in Yash Raj Films’ maiden web series “The Railway Men”, billed as a tribute to the unsung heroes of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy.
ALSO READ | Babil Khan to make his runway debut at Lakme Fashion Week
Meanwhile, a new book will offer a compelling account of iconic actor Irrfan Khan’s life and achievements, starting from his days at the prestigious National School of Drama (NSD) to his nearly decade-long stint in television and his gradual ascent in the film industry.
In the book, “Irrfan Khan: A Life in Movies”, film critic Shubhra Gupta engages key people, including director Mira Nair, Vishal Bharadwaj, and Anurag Basu in conversation on the actor’s art, craft and legacy.
“Drawing from interviews with key people Irrfan was close to, worked with, was influenced by – including Irrfan’s wife Sutapa Sikdar, Tillotama Shome, Irrfan’s best friend from the NSD Timangshu, Shoojit Sircar, Tabu, Anurag Kashyap, among many others – this book will be a collection of scintillating new interviews, with commentary from Shubhra herself, that will together offer a complex portrait of Irrfan the actor and the man,” publisher Pan Macmillan said in a statement.
