Irrfan
Khan
left
for
his
heavenly
abode
on
April
29
this
year,
after
a
two-year
battle
with
neuroendocrine
tumour.
The
actor
was
laid
to
rest
at
Versova
burial
ground
in
Mumbai.
After
almost
four
months
of
Irrfan's
demise,
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
recently
paid
a
visit
to
the
late
actor's
tomb
in
the
city.
Later,
the
actor
tweeted
about
his
visit
and
wrote,
"Was
missing
irrfan
since
yesterday,
beating
myself
for
not
having
gone
to
his
tomb
for
four
months.
Today,
I
went,
there
he
was
resting
alone
with
no-one
around
with
plants.
In
silence.
I
left
him
some
Rajinigandha
and
took
a
piece
of
him
back
with
his
blessings.
So
long.
#irrfankhan"
In
an
interview
with
Times
of
India,
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
opened
up
about
his
visit
to
Irrfan
Khan's
tomb.
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
Says
Irrfan
Khan's
Tomb
Had
Some
Magical
Power
The
actor
told
the
tabloid,
"In
the
past
few
months,
COVID-19
kept
rising
and
I
was
missing
him,
thinking
why
don't
I
visit
his
tomb,
what
is
stopping
me!
So
I
went
to
a
flower
shop
and
on
a
friend's
advice,
bought
Rajinigandha
for
him.
When
I
visited
his
tomb,
Irrfan
Khan
was
just
lying
there
beautifully.
I
stood
there
for
a
while,
it
felt
very
nice.
It
had
some
magical
power."
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
Talks
About
The
Condition
Of
Irrfan's
Tomb
Chandan
shared,
"Irrfan
Khan's
tomb
is
not
fancy
but
has
a
vibration
of
its
own,
just
like
the
actor.
It
is
sort
of
nicely
molding
with
nature."
Chandal
Roy
Sanyal
On
His
Viral
Post
"People
were
touched
by
the
gesture
but
I
did
not
do
it
for
social
media.
My
post
made
fans
emotional.
At
a
time
when
everyone
is
fighting
on
social
media,
here's
Irrfan
Khan,
bringing
calm.
Irrfan
Khan's
journey
has
been
inspirational,
he
kept
rising
in
his
career
and
why?
Because
the
audience
loved
him.
The
audience
is
not
going
to
watch
his
film
because
he
happens
to
be
an
outsider.
So
I
don't
understand
this
debate,"
the
Kaminey
actor
told
the
daily.
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
Recalls
Working
With
Late
Irrfan
Khan
In
D-Day
While
speaking
with
Times
of
India,
Chandan
revisited
his
memories
of
working
with
the
late
actor
and
said,
"Just
like
a
common
man,
I
am
also
a
big
fan
of
late
Mr
Irrfan
Khan.
I
admired
his
films
and
happened
to
know
him
as
we
had
worked
together.
We
didn't
have
many
scenes
but
had
forged
a
good
relationship.
It
was
through
Rishi
Kapoor
that
I
met
Irrfan
Khan,
while
we
were
shooting
for
D
Day.
Every
day
in
the
evening
after
shoot,
I
would
sit
with
them
and
we
would
chat.
I
remember
Rishi
Kapoor
had
said
at
that
time,
"You'll
are
very
exciting
actors,
I
enjoy
working
with
actors
like
you'll".
We
lost
Irrfan
Khan
on
April
29
and
the
next
day
Rishiji
passed
away,
I
was
devastated."