Sutapa Sikdar shares son Ayan’s picture from their farm; reveals Irrfan Khan wanted to be an ‘urban farmer’ – Times of India

Sutapa took to Instagram to share this picture and also revealed that late actor Irrfan Khan wanted to be an ‘urban farmer’. Sharing the picture, Sutapa, wrote, “After mangoes when you return home with bananas from the farm and your boy is trying to look like farmer in a village market. #banana seller.”

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Recently, on the occasion of son Babil’s 24 th birthday, Sutapa penned a loving note and posted a series of priceless pictures featuring her son with his dad, late Irrfan Khan.

Sutapa wrote, “Let me confess on your 24th birthday babil the dichotomy of thunderstorms and azaan during your birth, which I later understood was just like your temperament, has made parenting very challenging (to put it mildly) but the beauty is when you wish to pour from the sky like rain drops that wash us off our ill wills. The fragrance after, that saundhi mitti ki khusbu you bring to our life is irreplaceable !! Thank you ! You are stubbornly decisive, my resistance towards your career choices blew away like a dry leaf in a thunderstorm. But in this phase of our relationship, I have completely accepted you. Sometimes with a broken heart and colossal embarrassment when you dance to “chaldi kuri …” you have made me unprejudiced. I thank god, because the intensity with which you sing Chaldi kuri matches immaculately with the intensity with which you (attempt) to sing Nusrat sahab’s songs, the sensitivity within you is unaffected by judgement.

You are this and you are that but to top it all you are my first born.

The smile on Irrfan’s face when he first saw you couldn’t be recreated in a performance by Irrfan himself.

It’s etched on my mind.. the curtains of the hospital room were dancing as if the nurses had descended as angels, celebrating with him at the peak of mount Everest, but his celebration was still, the expression; the laughter, the joy, the tears cascaded out of him without the need for movement, as everything around him flowed. In that moment, Irrfan was a perfect picture of Lord Shiva,” Sutapa concluded.