Today marks the second anniversary of Qala, the film that introduced Babil Khan as a promising talent in Indian cinema. Directed by Anvita Dutt, the movie is celebrated for its intricate storytelling, artistic brilliance, and memorable performances by Babil and his co-star, Triptii Dimri. On this special occasion, Babil shared a heartfelt note, reflecting on his debut and the journey that followed.
Babil’s Gratitude for Qala
Babil Khan expressed immense gratitude for being part of a project as impactful as Qala. In his note, he said:
“I’m extremely grateful to Anvita Ma’am for making me a part of a film as beautiful as Qala. It was an overwhelming experience to be part of this stunning amalgamation of art, music, and storytelling. The process of building a connection with my character, Jagan, is close to my heart, and it will always hold a special place as my first performance in Bollywood. I feel privileged to have been part of such an authentic and remarkable cinematic journey.”
A Remarkable Start and Rising Career
Qala was not just a debut for Babil but a powerful introduction to an actor with great depth and sensitivity. His portrayal of Jagan—a complex character woven into the film’s poignant narrative—left a lasting impact on audiences and critics alike. The movie showcased Babil’s ability to connect with his character, setting the stage for a bright future in the film industry.
Since his debut, Babil has continued to impress with standout performances in projects like Friday Night Plan and The Railway Men. Looking ahead, Babil will be seen in Amit Golani’s upcoming film Log Out, set to premiere at the Mar del Plata International Film Festival in Argentina.
What Lies Ahead
As Babil celebrates two years of Qala, fans eagerly anticipate his next steps in cinema. With more exciting projects in the pipeline, Babil’s journey as an artist promises to be as compelling as his performances. For now, Qala remains a milestone—a film that marked the beginning of an extraordinary career in the making.
