Babil Khan, son of late actor Irrfan Khan, suffered online trolling for his feminist comments, which some people saw as Insincare. In a video, he said that no one only gets “girls”, only to repeat the phrase. He criticized a woman even after repeatedly apologizing to a woman for accidentally blocking her in a red carpet program. While Babil has earlier addressed such backlash, he recently participated in a satirical video with the release of his new film ‘Logout’. The video addressed Babil’s public image and is a part of the promotion of his latest project.
Humble start on set
In the video, Babil chooses to sit on the floor, politely refuses to be elevated with Biswati, which he respectfully calls his senior. When he accidentally collides with a woman on the set, he immediately apologizes and insists that he deserves the spotlight instead. Biswapati It is said that Babil is a guest, for which he responds to a humor, “you think girls can’t do anything? Girls can do anything; they can become a pilot, they can become astronauts, they can become criminals.”
A promise and an introduction
Finally, after agreeing to sit, Babil says goodbye to the woman, promising her to write a letter. Biswati presented him as the son of Irfan Khan, who gave several remarkable performances. Babil shared that he avoids watching Indian films due to his sexism, but remembers Akshay Kumar’s exit after watching the PSA on the sanitary pad. He says, “How can someone buy cigarettes with money for sanitary pads? I get very angry and leave immediately.”
Reflection on ‘Girls Gate Girls’ comment
Babil comicly reflects his ‘girls comment’, making it clear that no one can ‘achieve’ only followers. “This is a partnership,” he explains, although he accidentally misuses the word ‘Gate’, as he did in his original interview before catching himself. He has mentioned that his favorite recent film is ‘Mrs.’, which appreciates its feminist subjects.
Trolling response
Earlier, Babil addressed the trolling obtained after these incidents in the social media post, “Whatever I had done, he was introducing himself, ‘Hi, I am Babil’ and the way you saw me, I know that I know that I know, I know that you are fake, ‘she is a show,’ she is a show, ‘she is a humble act, the Trayna Act is humble when I am a sorrow of his name when I am a sorrow. Is.”
