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‘Fighting depression’: Irrfan Khan’s son returns to social media after viral video calling Bollywood ‘fake’

Babil Khan shares poem on Instagram with the caption, ‘I was crying out for help’

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Actor Babil Khan. Instagram/@babil.i.k
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Actor Babil Khan, son of late actor Irrfan Khan, put out an emotional poem on social media to reveal his battle with depression.

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The actor, who debuted with the 2022 Triptii Dimri-starrer “Qala”, was caught up in a controversy in May when he posted a video appearing emotional and calling the industry fake. He later took down the video and deactivated his social media accounts.

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Posting pictures of himself in a red sweater, the poem in the caption to his Instagram post read, “Didn’t mean to eavesdrop, this glass house has lean walls. I wore my heart on my sleeve; now I have blood-soaked t-shirts. I needed time to heal. My demons left me with deep cuts, insomnia, and panic had me making wired confessions, I was crying out for help, I couldn’t stifle my expression. The toll was heavy on my health, my soul was tired of repression, “you were fighting with your girl while I was fighting my depression…wait..”

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Reacting to Babil’s post, actor Vijay Varma commented, “Babil, we got your back.”

Aparshakti Khurana also dropped a heart emoji and Gulshan Devaiah wrote, “Look who’s here” to welcome the actor back to social media.

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Babil was last seen in social media thriller “Logout”.

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