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YEAR # 2025 | BOOK 2/52

Book Review: Irfan by Ajay Brahmatmaj


Ajay Brahmatmaj’s Irfan beautifully captures the essence of a man who spoke volumes through his expressions. Divided into two sections—Irfan and Irfaniyat—the book begins with a candid interview from 2003, offering raw insights into his journey. The second section compiles heartfelt tributes from industry stalwarts. With expressive language and detailed editing, the author presents a profound tribute to Irrfan Khan, celebrating his unmatched artistry and legacy.



#Irfan #IrrfanKhan #AjayBrahmatmaj #BookReview #BollywoodBooks #IrrfanLegacy 

#IndianCinema #MustRead #BiographicalBooks


My Review of few Irrfan Movies - 


Talvar, Paan Singh Tomar , Piku , The Lunchbox , Qarib Qarib Singlle , Haasil, Maqbool

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