Filmfare Awards 2021: An Emotional Tribute To Irrfan Khan; Babil Couldn't Hold Back Tears
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In his tribute to Irrfan Khan, Ayushmann Khuranna dedicated a poem to the late actor
The 66th edition of the Filmfare Awards, which was aired on television on Sunday, was a mix of fun-filled anecdotes, energetic performances and emotional moments. One such was when late actor Irrfan Khan was posthumously awarded the Best Actor title for his performance in Angrezi Medium. Irrfan Khan was also honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Filmfare. Snippets of the show have made it to social media and in one of them, there are glimpses of actor Ayushmann Khurrana paying tribute to Irrfan Khan. The late actor's son Babil, who accepted the awards on stage, can be seen inconsolably crying in the video. Irrfan Khan died in April last year after a long battle with cancer. A very emotional moment from #FilmfareAwards when Irrfan Khan's son Babil come on stage for collecting award behalf of him.Babil & everyone else couldn't stop their tears.We all miss you #IrrfanKhan.Cont....@Riteishd@ayushmannk@RajkummarRaopic.twitter.com/99kIJltvNA In his tribute to Irrfan Khan, Ayushmann Khuranna dedicated a poem to the late actor: "Jo kalakar jaata hai, uska hamesha aisa samman nahi hota. Kyun ki, harr koi fankaar Irrfan nahi hota." As Babil is called on stage, he is received with warm hugs by the show Ayushmann Khurrana and Filmfare host Rajkummar Rao. In his thank you note, Babil says he wasn't ready with an acceptance speech but thanked the audience for "accepting him with open arms." Here's a snippet of the Filmfare Awards shared by a fan on Twitter:
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