Logout star Babil Khan says he is ‘NOT A GREEN FLAG’ after receiving the label on internet: ‘I’m a narcissist’

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Irrfan Khan’s son, Babil Khan, has demonstrated his acting skills in various well-received productions. However, it’s his public appearances that spark debate online – some see him as a positive influence while others criticize his openness. Interestingly, the actor from “Logout” refers to him as a “narcissist.

During an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Babil Khan was questioned about the comments referring to him as a “green flag” due to his behavior. In response, the actor chuckled and affirmed his Instagram post from December 2024, acknowledging that he is not a symbol of caution (green flag) but rather a narcissist instead.

He expressed, “I’m not a symbol of go-ahead or safety, I’m someone with narcissistic traits. Others often categorize you, and if you don’t fit their mold, they have opinions about you. Ultimately, people will act according to their own choices. It’s for you to decide how you interpret their actions.

In simpler terms, Qala’s actor emphasized that each individual should acknowledge their role in shaping their own life and outlook on the world. He cautioned against placing blame on others or external circumstances, instead highlighting the importance of one’s own viewpoint – it can either hinder, damage, or aid personal growth. Essentially, he reiterated that it all boils down to perspective.

In a different conversation with Hindustan Times, the actor associated with Logout shared insights about his viral apology video which drew significant backlash online. He confessed to feeling remorseful at first, yet he didn’t take offense at the amusing memes. He pointed out that some of them were truly inventive, but some remarks were hurtful.

Khan shared his wish to engage in a conversation with the trolls, seeking to understand who might have caused their pain, recognizing that some of it was being directed towards him. However, as time passed, he no longer felt compelled to place much importance on others’ opinions.

To wrap things up, Babil pointed out that even though his actions are under close observation, he will persist in sharing his thoughts freely, as it’s part of who he is. He acknowledged feeling afraid and regretful, but still chooses to express himself. He underscored the idea that if he were to cease being himself due to fear, he would lose his individuality, leaving him to wonder, “Then, who am I?

Babil Khan’s cyber-thriller Logout will stream on Zee 5 from April 18, 2025.

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2025-04-15 07:07