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Huma Qureshi and Babil Khan posed together for the paparazzi as they exited a Mumbai charity costume party.
Huma Qureshi seemed annoyed with Babil Khan
Irrfan Khan’s son Babil Khan and actress Huma Qureshi were among the many celebrities who attended a charity costume party in Mumbai last night. An interaction between the two actors was caught on video and it instantly went viral. The video shows Huma and Babil posing together before leaving from the venue. Babil confronted Huma about someone not calling him, and asked if the person was angry with him.
The viral video shows Huma Qureshi and Babil Khan stepping out after the costume party. While the paparazzi continued to click their pictures, Babil was heard telling Huma, “Usne phone bhi nahi uthaaya mera.” Huma tried to steer the conversation away, and replied with a smile, “Later we will talk haa.” Babil then asked, “Wo gussa hai mujhse?” Huma replied, “I have no idea.”
Meanwhile, many other stars including Wamiqa Gabbi, Sunny Leone, Tanisha Mukerji, Sushmita Sen, Anaita Shroff Adajania, Anshula Kapoor, and others were also spotted at this costume party.
On the work front, Huma will be next seen in the courtroom drama film Jolly LLB 3 which also stars Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi in lead roles. Apart from that, she also has Toxic with South star Yash, director Vipul Goyal’s Gulaabi and an investigative drama Bayaan in her kitty. She also has Maharani 4 in the pipeline.
Meanwhile, Babil Khan will next be seen in ‘Logout’, a thrilling mystery drama directed by Amit Golani and written by Biswapati Sarkar. The film, which also stars Rasika Dugal, explores digital dependence. It premieres on Zee5 on April 18, 2025. The trailer of Logout was unveiled by the makers a few days ago. The story follows Pratyush (Babil Khan), a 26-year-old social media influencer on the verge of reaching 10 million followers, when his life takes a dark turn. A fan’s obsessive fixation drags him into a chilling game of cat and mouse, shattering his carefully curated world. Logout taps into the modern-day problem of digital dependence, resonating deeply with today’s audience and exploring the dangers of being entrapped in a virtual world.
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