His interviews, or a few scenes he did, or the way he looked and smiled in a scene stays with you. But I loved him most during his interviews. He was a true seeker, and great philosopher, a sufi and seeing the grief pouring over the internet, it seems millions loved him for these qualities and saw these transcendent traits in him.
I started loving him as an actor much later, but not exactly sure, when I actually noticed how great he was. Was it Namesake or was it Maqbool or was it Piku. He was silent. Understated. He was like a scent, who clung to your skin. You didn't see him. He was not flashy. But he simply became an experience, and like all true loves in life, it hits you much later that you are already in Love. It is as subtle as it is sure and strong. It is a mystery.
I love you Irrfan. Will remain sad that I could not meet you in person. God bless your soul ...may it be happy and free of all pain and suffering.
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