Sutapa Sikdar shares a heart-warming video of Irrfan Khan from the sets of ‘Angrezi Medium’; says ‘He wasn’t well this particular day’ – Times of India

Late actor Irrfan Khan’s wife Sutapa Sikdar has shared a heartwarming video on social media. The video is from the sets of his last film ‘Angrezi Medium’ in London.

Sutapa took to Instagram to share this beautiful video. In the video, Irrfan can be seen sitting with his team in the vanity van and watching them play cards. The song ‘Ude Jab Jab Zulfein Teri’ is playing in the background. Sutapa can be heard asking Irrfan, ‘Kitna meetha gaana hai na, Irrfan?’ to this, he nods his head and smiles at her.

In her caption, Sutapa mentioned that he was not well on this day. She wrote, “Three years ago with irrfan’s team in London shooting.he wasn’t well this particular day but who can tell..hated playing cards but tirelessly witnessed reading his book and saw us playing even in the makeup van.i crave for your indulgences Irrfan#shootingwaits #AngreziMedium#wivesenjoying#imissyou” Have a look:

Soon after she posted the video, fans and celebs started dropping comments on it. Actress Tillotama Shome wrote, “Eastern bon, I just want to curl up in your pocket for a few hours. Thank you for sharing this. Who can tell indeed…” One of the fans wrote, “Why this hashtag wives enjoying:( you are his heartbeat you are the luckiest and proudest wife. That smile❤️” Another fan commented, “Such a happy and positive Man❤️ He is a constant inspiration to all.”

Earlier in an interview with BT, Sutapa spoke about restarting her career. She had said, “I’m planning to restart my career, which I have kept on the back burner for many reasons. We have a farm a few kilometres from Mumbai and he has planted around 300 trees and now I’m taking care of it. He wanted to finish and settle and he was interested in quantum physics, astrology – things that had nothing to do with business. We like to celebrate life the way it is. If you don’t know how to be happy you will never be happy no matter what you have. When needed, Irrfan would wear a branded suit, but at home he would wear whatever made him comfortable.”