Babil Khan’s emotional post on the anniversary of Irrfan Khan’s death

Irrfan Khan is no longer with us, yet his memory lives on in our hearts. Babil Khan, the late actor’s son, frequently publishes old, unseen photos of his father to keep his memory alive. His posts are frequently followed by a long, passionate tribute to his father. Babil tweeted another photo of the Maqbool actor on his death anniversary today, and his long heartfelt statement will leave fans in tears.

Irrfan Khan is dressed in red jeans, a purple shirt, and a black jacket in the photo provided by Babil Khan.

The actor donned a bandanna and looked great. Babil captioned this photo, “Dear baba, I’m trying to remember that perfume you wore, when we travelled north to watch lights dance in Norway. I remember exactly, the feeling of your smell, but I can’t remember the materialism of it. I remember the sensation on my fingertips when you spread my palms to tell my fortunes but it frightens me to forget your playful pinch on my nostrils.

He added, “I have begged, and I have cried to the heavens, to let not my body forget yet; for my soul is not ready to forfeit. I am not ready to move on, and I am alright with the idea that possibly I will never be, we were never governed by logic. You and I, singular and cosmic. Everything is, and yet it is not; You’re a perfect teardrop in my asylum. I was mindful and yet I forgot, my intonations of violence. You still breathe, in my thoughts; and our institutions of madness. I miss that, what I fought; your explorations of silence. A creation of yours, Babil.”

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