Irrfan Khan had 'strange' understanding of rain

Late actor Irrfan Khan's son Babil took to Instagram and shared a throwback picture in which Irrfan is seen feeding a camel, revealing his "strange" quality of understanding rain.

Mumbai: Late actor Irrfan Khan's son Babil has been sharing memories of the former, ever since he died in April.

On Saturday, Babil took to Instagram and shared a throwback picture in which Irrfan is seen feeding a camel, revealing his "strange" quality of understanding rain.

"He had this strange understanding of rain. I cannot compare it to anything that I have ever experienced. He could only explain it to me through the limits within what words would let him, but there was a connection that I cannot envelop even in the most beautiful language; only the desert could show, oh my god, what the rain did to him," Babil wrote.

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  He had this strange understanding of rain. I cannot compare it to anything that I have ever experienced. He could only explain it to me through the limits within what words would let him, but there was a connection that I cannot envelop even in the most beautiful language; only the desert could show, oh my god, what the rain did to him.

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  He had this strange understanding of rain. I cannot compare it to anything that I have ever experienced. He could only explain it to me through the limits within what words would let him, but there was a connection that I cannot envelop even in the most beautiful language; only the desert could show, oh my god, what the rain did to him.

  A post shared by Babil Khan (@babil.i.k) on Jun 5, 2020 at 6:52pm PDT

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  He had this strange understanding of rain. I cannot compare it to anything that I have ever experienced. He could only explain it to me through the limits within what words would let him, but there was a connection that I cannot envelop even in the most beautiful language; only the desert could show, oh my god, what the rain did to him.

  A post shared by Babil Khan (@babil.i.k) on Jun 5, 2020 at 6:52pm PDT

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Irrfan's fans were naturally impressed.

A user commented: "This is so beautiful. You would feel his essence every time it will rain. He was a simple human being who found joy in the most simplest things."

Irrfan died on April 29 after a two-year long battle with cancer. He is survived by wife Sutapa Sikdar and two sons -- Babil and Ayaan.

With inputs from IANS