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Babil Khan remembered his father, Irfan Khan on the anniversary of his death.
He described Irfan as a “warrior”, who faced a fight against his wishes.
Babil highlighted Irfan’s impressive performance in the film “Piku”.
Mumbai:
On the anniversary of his father’s fifth death, actor Babil Khan recalled his late father Irrfan Khan and said that he was his “Baba”, who used to “walk on this earth, float water, marched in the fight that he was thrown away regardless of his wishes.”
Babil said in a statement, “Baba went to this earth, rotated the water, marched in the fight that was thrown at him regardless of his wishes.
He talked about how Irfan Khan’s performance was in the hearts of fans.
“All this to bring a performance to the audience that remained in their hearts. One of the demonstrations: Picu. Now being released again. You were brought with love.”
Babil shared an adorable picture with Irrfan Khan since childhood. He wrote, “With you, without you.
Life with me, with me, I will live there. With you, not without you. And we will run together, and fly, drink from the waterfall, not pink blue. I will tease you a lot, and I will cry,
Then we will laugh, as we used to do. You are missing. “
It was in 2018, when Irfan Khan shared that he was detected neuroendocrine cancer. He sought treatment in the UK for a year, and returned to India in February 2019. The lately acclaimed star was then admitted to a hospital in Mumbai, where he began to receive treatment for a colon infection caused by illness. The star died on 29 April at the age of 53.
Babil took his Instagram stories, where he mentioned that his father’s film “Piku” is ready for release again on 9 May. The film is also getting 10 this year.
“Piku” was released on 8 May 2015. The comedy drama film is directed by Shujit Sirkar. The film stars Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Irrfan Khan along with Mussumi Chatterjee, Jishu Sengupta and Raghubir Yadav. Megastar won his record-setting fourth National Film Award for Best Actor at the 63rd National Film Awards.
The film wanders for Piku, an architect and their aging, but is provoking Father Bhaskor Banerjee, who fights on his unequal ideologies and trivial issues.
