Late Irrfan Khan’s son Babil Khan often shares memories of his father on social media. But some people started accusing him that he is using his father’s death as a support for his career. Now during the promotion of his new film ‘Logout’, Babil has openly responded to this. In an interview given to The Lallantop, Babil said, ‘Some people said that I am using my father’s death to enter Bollywood. If that were the case, would I still be giving auditions every day? The truth is that it was my duty to return all the love that was showered on us at that time. I just shared the love that people were giving us. I just respected that love.’ The actor further said that when his father died, his whole world changed. Suddenly people started paying attention to him. He was not ready for this at that time. He remembers that when Irrfan Khan’s body was being taken from the hospital for the last rites, people were standing on the road despite Covid. Some were crying, some were silently saluting. About this, he said, ‘Then I understood that this is not just my grief. This is the grief of crores of people who loved Papa. I posted about him because I felt that this is the way to keep him alive – for those who really remember him.’ Let us tell you, in the year 2022, Babil made his debut with the Netflix film ‘Kala’. Tripti Dimri was with him in the film and it was directed by Anvita Dutt. The film received a lot of praise for its music, camera work and acting. After this, he appeared in ‘Friday Night Plan’. Juhi Chawla was also in the film. Now his new film ‘Logout’ has been released on the digital platform. It is a cyber thriller, which shows the world of social media influencers and smartphone addiction. Babil is playing the role of a digital creator in it who gets entangled in the web of deception after getting caught in the glamour of the internet.
