Irrfan Khan

What emerges from these interviews are some remarkable stories, some by people who knew him intimately and others who only worked with him

Irrfan Khan and Bhanu Athaiya were the Indian film personalities honoured in the "In Memoriam" montage showcased at the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony

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The author focuses on telling the story of what made Irrfan who he was

Saibal Chatterjee on the endearing actor who lit up the screen

He allowed two things to guide his film choices - serendipity and variety. He felt signs when good roles were about to come calling, he said, and he liked to pick the ones that did not bore him.

The death of two iconic actors in quick succession would have been a terrible tragedy at the best of times. But this is the worst of times

A good actor, according to Irrfan, submitted to the moment but still kept an eye on which light was on him

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From Salaam Bombay to Angrezi Medium, the life of Irrfan Khan

In 2018, the actor posted on Twitter to say that he was diagnosed with an endocrine tumour, a rare illness affecting cells

The news of Irrfan Khan's death was shared on Twitter by filmmaker Shoojit Sircar.

The actor had in early 2018 revealed about his neuroendocrine tumour diagnosis

While the pandemic disrupts the India release of Sir, actor Tillotama Shome talks to Ranjita Ganesan about her twenty years in the charmed world of independent cinema

The first picture shows Irrfan and a friend mimicking the classic 'Sholay' pose

Neuroendocrine tumour is quite a rare disease and more common in males in the age group 30-50. It occurs in less than one per million cases

Irrfan said it has been difficult dealing with the disease but people around him have given him hope and support to fight it

Shoojit was speaking at the trailer launch of his next, "October" starring Varun Dhawan