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From Billu Barber to lunchbox through Pan singh Tomar, Life of pi.... The journey became end at 54.





From Billu Barber to lunchbox through Pan singh Tomar, Life of pi.... The journey became end at 54.

" Sirf insaan galat nahi hote... waqt bhi galat ho sakta hai..."- Irrfan Khan

 " Not only can Humans be wrong... even the time can be wrong..." - Irrfan Khan

Yes sir, in this case the time gone wrong. we lost a Magnificent actor today, at the very early age of 54. we always thought that hero should be 6 feet tall with some big muscle kicking out the villain from the picture. But the man proved us wrong with his down to earth mesmerized acting skills of another planet.

 He has been diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumor, a rare disease. He was admitted to Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital on 28 april 2020, where he was being treated for colon infection. He died the following day.

 Life of pi, Life in a metro, Billu Barber, Lunchbox, Pan singh Tomar was some of the blockbusters made by him. we will remember your works for generations. You will be remembered in the hearts of the people. R.I.P. sir Irrfan Khan.  
  •                           By - Shantanu Roy Kanjilal


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