Babil Khan, son of Irrfan Khan, shared a story on this Instagram handle late last Tuesday night. The post caused concern among fans, as the actor deleted it soon after posting. One keen-eyed netizen took a screenshot of the story before Babil Khan could delete it and shared it on Reddit.

Babil Khan's deleted Instagram story sparks concern among fans

In the said story, Babil Khan made a concerning remark about giving up and going to his late father, Irrfan Khan, at times. The young actor wrote, 'Sometimes I feel like giving up and going to Baba.' After the screenshot was shared on social media, fans shared their support and concern for the actor's well-being.

It is also worthy of noting that Irrfan Khan's death anniversary is coming up this week. Suspecting that the actor's sadness must be brought on by this traumatic time, one netizen wrote, 'Irrfan's 4-year death anniversary is coming up too in less than a week. I imagine this time of year is pretty hard on him, having seen his father suffer so much. Grief comes in waves losing someone is never easy. Hoping he has the support he deserves to make it easier with time.'

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Earlier this month, Babil Khan wrote an emotional post in remembrance of his father. He wrote, 'I'm gonna miss you, you know? Standing under my umbrella. I am going to miss you too, but I guess it's time to dance in the rain now.'

In a past interview, the actor had opened up about his relationship with the Piku actor. Babil shared, 'So when a bodyguard comes and takes him away because the crowd is rushing to him and that hand gets pulled away, for the child, I think it's very traumatic. I had distance from my father, physical distance because he was shooting a lot, but he was very affectionate towards me when he was there.'

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More about Babil Khan

Babil made his acting debut in the film Qala, which came out on Netflix and starred Tripti Dimri. Last year, Babil was in the Netflix series The Railway Men, which also starred Kay Kay Menon, R. Madhavan, Divyenndu, Juhi Chawla, and others. Babil Khan has just been announced as part of Shoojit Sircar's next film, The Umesh Chronicles, which also stars Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan.