Ananya Panday’s Sweet Words for Babil Khan: Get Ready to Swoon So, Babil Khan, the late Irrfan Khan’s son, has been getting a lot of buzz lately. A video of him recently blew up online, and it’s got everyone talking. In the video, Babil’s pretty emotional, crying and sharing his thoughts on the film industry, and he even calls out some Bollywood stars. Naturally, this caused quite a stir.
Babil Khan’s Video Shook Up Bollywood Since his dad passed, Babil’s been acting, and he’s slowly winning people over with his performances. But this new video on his Instagram totally surprised everyone and got the whole industry chatting.
Babil Says Bollywood is “Fake” in the Video Babil didn’t hold back in the video. He said Bollywood is “fake” and “rude,” and even named Arjun Kapoor, Ananya Panday, and Shanaya Kapoor while expressing his frustration. Fans were like, “Whoa!” A lot of people started wondering if Babil had been bullied or treated badly in the industry. Fans Were Worried About Babil’s Mental Health What really got people worried was how emotional Babil was in the video. He was breaking down and crying while talking about how he’s been feeling. After posting it, Babil deleted the video and his Instagram account for a bit. That freaked out his fans, who started worrying about his mental health.
Ananya Panday Shows Babil Some Love and Support Amid all this, Ananya Panday has spoken up. She took to social media to show Babil some love. In a super sweet post, she reposted a story where Babil explained that his words were taken the wrong way. He said he was actually appreciating his peers and thinks they’re trying to make Bollywood better. Ananya wrote on her Instagram story, “Only love and positive energy for you, Babil. Always by your side.”
Ridhi Dogra Also Backs Up Babil Actress Ridhi Dogra also responded to the video. She posted a message on her Insta story, saying, “This industry is a competitive space, and it’s not easy for simple and sensitive people.” She added that she really felt Babil’s emotions and hopes he’s surrounded by people who love and protect him. Ridhi also wrote, “An actor like Babil Khan doesn’t need to cry to get attention. I truly hope people learn to be kind. Think before you comment. No one cries just to get views—especially not someone who performs so beautifully on camera. This is where mental health awareness begins.”
