Did Babil Honor His Father Irrfan Khan on His Death Anniversary?

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Key Takeaways
- Babil's heartfelt tribute reflects deep emotions.
- Irrfan Khan's legacy continues to inspire.
- The bond between father and son remains unbreakable.
- Memorable performances like Piku resonate with audiences.
- Stories of loss can foster connections with art.
Mumbai, April 29 (NationPress) It has been five years since the legendary Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan departed from this world on April 29, 2020.
In a heartfelt tribute, Babil, Irrfan's son, shared a nostalgic throwback picture with his father on this solemn anniversary. The Instagram post showcased a young Babil alongside Irrfan, capturing their stylish father-son bond.
The touching photograph came with a reflective message, where Babil expressed his longing to reunite with his father in the afterlife.
Babil wrote, "With you, without you. Life goes on, With me, without me. Soon I’ll be there. With you, not without you. And we will run together, and fly, Drink from waterfalls, pink not blue. I will hug you so tight, and I will cry, Then we’ll laugh, just like we used to. I miss you."
Recalling his cherished memories, Babil described his 'baba' as someone who “walked this earth, swam the waters, and faced battles with unwavering courage.”
He expressed, "Baba walked this earth, swam the waters, marched into battles that were thrown at him regardless of his wishes. He was a warrior with a heavy foot that transformed into a prophet with steps so light he could walk on air."
Babil also reflected on how his father's remarkable performances continue to resonate with fans.
“All of this to bring to the audience a performance that stayed in their hearts. One of those performances: Piku. Now re-releasing. Brought to you with love," the 'Logout' actor added.
In 2018, Irrfan revealed he had been diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer. After receiving treatment in the UK for a year, he returned to India in February 2019. Unfortunately, he was later hospitalized in Mumbai for complications caused by the illness. Irrfan lost his battle with cancer on April 29, 2020, at the age of 53.
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