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Join UsIndia’s one of the brightest and most talented actors Irrfan Khan passed away today. The actor, who was 54, breathed his last in Mumbai. Khan was admitted yesterday to Kokilaben Hospital due to colon infection.
Irrfan Khan’s fans and admirers still cannot wrap their heads around thiw sad news. A lot of people took to their Twitter page to offer their respects to Irrfan. People talked about his great contribution to cinema and how he was also a good person.
One of the Twitter users wrote, “This feels there right in the middle.
Gone too soon, Warrior!
RIP Irfan Khan.
#IrrfanKhan
Another person tweeted, “Irfan khan is no more? I am telling you 2020 is fucking cursed.” A twitter user shared, “Jurassic World, Inferno and his small piece in even Salaam Bombay. Always showed up and dropped a little surprise. #RIPIrrfanKhan”
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One more person shared, “My entire Instagram and Twitter feeds are filled with tributes to Irrfan Khan and scenes from movies he acted in. It’s wonderful to see how much love there was for him and how you can get attached to people you see on screen so easily sometimes.”
Read the tweets below:
This feels there right in the middle.
Gone too soon, Warrior!
RIP Irfan Khan.#IrrfanKhan pic.twitter.com/nfnjmihK8l— Haidar Ali 🖋️ (@Haidar_Ali007) April 29, 2020
Irfan khan is no more? I am telling you 2020 is fucking cursed.
— Purva Desai (@notpapakipari) April 29, 2020
Jurassic World, Inferno and his small piece in even Salaam Bombay. Always showed up and dropped a little surprise. #RIPIrrfanKhan
— Harish Tamillionaire Iyengaar (@scaryhairyman) April 29, 2020
My entire Instagram and Twitter feeds are filled with tributes to Irrfan Khan and scenes from movies he acted in. It’s wonderful to see how much love there was for him and how you can get attached to people you see on screen so easily sometimes.
— sai (@Saisailu97) April 29, 2020
Might sound messed up but I don’t normally feel too personally saddened celeb deaths. Irrfan Khan’s passing just feels personal though. Wanted and needed to see more of him. Just a whole diff kind of void left for viewers and the global film industry.
— Imaan Sheikh 🌈 (@sheikhimaan) April 29, 2020
His accent, the brand of his humor, delivery, the tone and oonch neech of his voice was just too familiar as a Karachiite. His was a very Urdu-speaking way of talking at times, both in his films and interviews. Quick-witted without losing warmth and wholesomeness.
— Imaan Sheikh 🌈 (@sheikhimaan) April 29, 2020
Irrfan Khan was the one man who made everything watchable. From Haasil to Maqbool, Haider, Piku and even those Syska LED bulb ads, he made everything worth your time. Rest in peace.
— Shreemi Verma (@shreemiverma) April 29, 2020
That's Why He'll live Forever… One of the Fewest Actors Who Started their Career on a High and Then it never Ended… Only The BEST Die Young … Rest in Piece #IrfanKhan pic.twitter.com/V1GKEuErsV
— Last of The Stars🌟 (@WetBehindDEars) April 29, 2020
Irrfan Khan Forever.
Thank you for the memories. pic.twitter.com/AnPbgSlETY— CinemaRare (@CinemaRareIN) April 29, 2020
Irrfan Khan was last seen in the film Angrezi Medium. In his career of more than 3 decades, the versatile actor has done phenomenal roles and films not only in Bollywood, but also Hollywood.
May his soul rest in peace.
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