Irrfan Khan passes away at 54 - Page 24

So sad and so unbelievable !! Still can't digest the news. And his last words: the last few weeks must have been so difficult on his family.

https://www.indiaforums.com/article/irrfan-khans-last-rites-buried-at-versova-kabrastan-in-presence-of-family-close-friends_163689

RIP Legend. He was a very hard-working and grounded person. Gone too soon. It's really sad when bad things happen to good people. Praying for his family.

Heartbreaking news. May his soul Rest In Peace 😢😢🙏

Colin Trevorrow ✔ @colintrevorrow

Deeply sad to have lost #IrrfanKhan. A thoughtful man who found beauty in the world around him, even in pain. In our last correspondence, he asked me to remember “the wonderful aspects of our existence” in the darkest of days. Here he is, laughing.

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Irrfan was an absolute legend. His acting styles brought each character to life. I remember he had respiratory problems a few days back and had to go to the hospital, but I didn’t expect this.

Thank you Irrfan Khan for wonderful cinematic memories. You were an absolute gem on screen and off screen.

A moment of silence for this guy please.

https://twitter.com/sudarsansand/status/1255484390194495491?s=20

Originally posted by: surajhere

Irrfan's voice message to fans for Angrezi Medium. Never thought opening lines would come true so cruelly .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTrlTmmux9A&feature=youtu.be

Wow!! I never saw this video until now.

Thanks for sharing! I will try watching these roles, if I find them online.

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

I have successfully managed to cocoon myself in privilege for my own sanity for weeks now but this kinda broke me. I really thought nothing can make this time any sadder than it is but here we are.

This guy.. I found him through Banegi apni baat and then went back and watched Shrikant and Bharat ek Khoj because he was there and every single time I was left in complete awe of his talent. In all of his TV shows,he had stalwarts as his co actors and somehow he was able to outshine them in scenes.Then came Mano ya na Mano.

The way he rose up the ranks to be one of the most brilliant actors to ever grace our screens is a testament to his incredible range as an actor.

He was one of those gifted people who had charm and raw talent in equal measure. I can't stress this enough: he never felt outta character in any role he's ever done. He was that effortless.

Oh.. what filmography he has had. I doubt anyone today can match his sheer range. My first movie memories of him is from Salaam Bombay and Ek doctor ki Maut then ofcourse Haasil. I was blown away like everyone else.

Whether it was as Maqbool or as Paan Singh Tomar, as Monty from life in a metro or Roohdaar from Haider( one of my favourite movies ever!), Saajan from Lunchbox,Ashwin from Talvar, or my mom's favourite Rana from Piku, this man has never failed to make character memorable. I remember coming out of Life of Pi telling my friends that the movie needed more Irrfan. There was something so calming about his presence on screen.

But if I have to pick one character of his that has stayed with me for years it has to be Ashok Ganguly from the Namesake. Tabu and him made the movie better than the book, a rarest of rare feat in cinema. Every frame of that movie is magical and pure nostalgia personified, his deep accented voice echoing throughout the movie was one of its highlights. When he talks to Gogol, it's like he's talking to you. Surreal.

He was one of our greatest. Period. And the saddest part is we all know he had so much more to give. We were robbed off many great performances.

A truly gifted actor and a brave human being. He never gave up and fought till the end. Am just glad he's no longer in pain, he fought for so long.

Also, there's something about people passing away specifically during this time. It's somehow sadder, more heartbreaking, for the experience is somehow lonelier. He deserves to be surrounded by every one of his friends and well wishers but that can't happen.

My condolences to his family. They have been with him on this long long journey. Like I mentioned, someone passing away during this time is a lonely experience because not many can come and lend a shoulder to the family. The kind of adulation Irrfan gathered from the industry, as actor and most importantly as a human being, he deserves so much more than this.

Rest in peace.