Irrfan Khan's death in April last year has left a huge void in the entertainment sphere that expands beyond India. During his long illustrious career, not only did Khan delivered exemplary performances in Bollywood but also in Hollywood. Loved for his craft in both worlds, fans and colleagues alike continue to remember the departed soul despite eight months passing.
Recently Khan's co-star from the 2015 film Jurraisic World, Bryce Dallas Howard shared an emotional tribute for him. Howard posted a note in his memory where she looked back at the year 2020 with her top nine posts that garnered the most number of likes on Instagram, reported Hindustan Times.
Posting a collage of her top nine posts, including her tribute to Irrfan, Bryce wrote, “The key to a happy life is to accept you are never actually in control.” — #IrrfanKhan as Simon Masrani in @jurassicworld Lesson received, 2020. Miss you greatly, Irrfan #TopNine.”
In the 2015 film, Khan was cast as Simon Masrani, CEO of the Masrani Corporation and the owner of Jurassic World. Howard meanwhile Howard played the female lead Claire Dearing, the Jurassic World operations manager. They were joined by CHris Pratt who played the male lead Owen Grady, a Navy SEAL veteran and ethologist, and a Velociraptor expert and handler at Jurassic World.
At the day of Khan's death, Howard had penned an emotional post in his memory on Twitter. “Irrfan, you are an exquisite human being and we will all miss you dearly. These images are from the first and last day of filming, and I was lucky enough to spend them working with you. Love to you and your family always #RIPIrrfanKhan,” she said.
Irrfan, you are an exquisite human being and we will all miss you dearly. These images are from the first and last day of filming, and I was lucky enough to spend them working with you. Love to you and your family always ❤️ #RIPIrrfanKhan pic.twitter.com/9G12xUVT9V
— Bryce Dallas Howard (@BryceDHoward) April 29, 2020
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