The Railway Men & Qala star Babil Khan to make his debut at International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa

Late actor Irrfan Khan’s son Babil Khan, who made his impressive debut with Qala is currently garnering rave reviews for his performance in Netflix’s web show The Railway Men. While the actor is already on cloud nine with the series’ success, he will make his debut in IFFI (International Film Festival of India) as the event is known for its presentation of the finest in global cinema.

The 54th edition is known for spotlighting the pinnacle of world cinema and providing a platform for filmmakers and talents from across the globe.

Talking about this special opportunity, Babil said, “It is an absolute honor to be invited to the prestigious International Film Festival of India. This festival has a rich history of celebrating outstanding cinematic achievements and is known for bringing the world to India. I am thrilled to be a part of it. It’s a platform that has showcased the work of some of the finest filmmakers, and what could be better than meeting all the cinema enthusiasts? I am looking forward to meeting the world’s most talented people at our India’s festival.”

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The actor will be an integral part of the panel discussion titled ‘In Conversation: Bringing Stories Rooted in Reality to Screen’ along with other cast members and core crew members of Netflix’s _The Railway Men_.

Talking about the review, Firstpost gave The Railway Men 4 stars and wrote, “The show depicts not only what happened on that dreadful night, but also the health impact of industry pollution many years later. The best thing about The Railway Men is that it never loses its track or focus even while showing the side-stories. The realistic depiction with real images will make your heart sink again. It’s not a natural disaster, but a human disaster which definitely could have been avoided!”