Irrfan
Khan
is
all
geared
up
for
his
next
release,
Angrezi
Medium
directed
by
Homi
Adajania.
The
film,
a
spin-off
to
the
2017
film
Hindi
Medium,
has
audiences
pumped
up
to
watch
Irrfan
back
on
screen
as
it
is
his
first
movie
after
being
diagnosed
with
cancer.
Irrfan
will
be
playing
the
role
of
a
father
who
wants
to
fulfill
his
daughter's
dream
of
studying
in
London,
and
does
everything
he
can
to
back
her
up
financially.
Irrfan
says
that
there
are
many
situations
in
the
film
which
are
similar
to
the
ones
he
himself
faced
in
his
childhood.
Times
of
India
quoted
Irrfan
as
saying,
"My
child
in
Angrezi
Medium
loses
her
mother
when
she
is
very
young.
I
wasn't.
Mine
was
a
crisis
of
whether
to
pursue
my
dream
or
take
care
of
my
responsibility.
For
Champak
(his
character
in
Angrezi
Medium)
the
dilemma
is
whether
to
let
my
daughter
chase
her
dream
or
not,
perhaps
it
would
have
been
my
father's
dilemma
if
he
was
alive.
The
crisis
is
of
the
father,
not
of
the
child,
in
this
scenario.
My
mother
was
sure
she
wanted
me
not
to
chase
my
dream
and
stay
with
her,
which,
I
recall,
gave
me
lot
of
heartache.
The
culmination
of
Champak's
decision
is
perhaps
what
I
would
have
wanted
my
mother
to
do.
Let
the
child
fly!"
Some
time
back,
director
Homi
Adajania
had
shared
that
they
waited
for
two
years
so
that
Irrfan
could
be
a
part
of
the
film
as
they
knew
no
one
could
replace
him.
Angrezi
Medium
co-stars
Radhika
Madan,
Dimple
Kapadia,
Deepak
Dobriyal,
Kareena
Kapoor
Khan,
Pankaj
Tripathi
and
others.
It
hits
theatres
on
March
13.