Babil Khan confesses being clueless about where dad Irrfan Khan’s life lessons are taking him: ‘I wouldn’t like to…’
In a recent interview, Babil Khan shared which features he inherited from his father, Irrfan Khan, and his mother, Sutapa Sikdar. Read the full story here!

Babil Khan, son of actor Irrfan Khan, has officially made a mark in the world of acting, carrying forward his father's rich legacy. While talent clearly runs in his blood, Babil recently shared that he is unsure where his dad’s life lessons are taking him. He said, "I wouldn't like to plan anything, but I would like to explore what happens with that."
In a conversation with Filmfare, Babil Khan shared that he believes he resembles Irrfan Khan, and has inherited his father's eyes and mother Sutapa Sikdar’s eye bags.
The Qala actor mentioned that he feels he has received the best of both worlds. Babil described his mother as a warrior and likened her to a queen and even a tiger. He added that he has also inherited his father's perspective on life and the education that came from his experiences.
Babil further stated that he is unsure where this inheritance will lead him but expressed his desire to explore it without making any fixed plans.
In another interview with The Lallantop, the Logout actor reflected on how, after the passing of his father, the spotlight unexpectedly shifted onto him, something he admitted he wasn’t prepared for. Babil recalled a powerful memory that stayed with him—when his father’s body was being taken from the hospital to the funeral, the streets were filled with fans, despite Covid-19.
Many were seen crying, simply wanting a final glimpse of the beloved actor. He shared that witnessing such heartfelt emotion made him feel a deep responsibility.
Babil further revealed that while he was trying to honor that love by sharing memories, he was later accused of using his father's death to boost his acting career.
Clarifying his stance, Babil emphasized that if he had been exploiting the situation, he wouldn't still be auditioning for roles. He made his acting debut in Anvitaa Dutt’s 2022 film Qala, which premiered on Netflix India and was also a part of the series The Railway Men.