MUMBAI: Ever since his compelling debut in Anvita Dutt’s Qala, Babil Khan has steadily risen as one of the most promising young stars in Indian cinema. With each performance—be it in Friday Night Plan or the acclaimed The Railway Men—he’s showcased range, depth, and a raw emotional intensity that’s hard to ignore. Now, with ZEE5’s latest cyber-thriller Log Out, Babil truly steps into the spotlight and commands attention like never before.
Directed by Amit Golani and written by Biswapati Sarkar, Log Out explores the gripping story of Pratyush—a Gen Z social media star whose seemingly perfect digital world spirals into chaos. And Babil, in the lead, brings the role to life with a performance that’s being hailed as his finest yet.
As the character navigates fame, privacy breaches, and the psychological toll of digital dependency, Babil captures every nuance—balancing charm and vulnerability, confidence and collapse. The story becomes darker when an obsessed follower begins to intrude into Pratyush’s life, triggering a series of chilling events that blur the lines between online and offline reality.
Log Out dropped today on ZEE5 and is already creating major buzz. The trailer alone garnered over 12 million views on YouTube in just 10 days, reflecting the high anticipation around the film. And now that it’s out, critics and audiences alike are raving about Babil’s gripping portrayal.
On social media, viewers are calling it one of the most compelling performances of the year.
A user on X posted, “Babil Khan is smart, self-aware and extremely watchable as a woke influencer who ‘loses’ his phone in Log Out.”
Another review simply stated, “Babil Khan is excellent in Log Out,” while a third added, “His palpable reactions to invasion of privacy make a strong case for Log Out’s plausible scenario.”
What sets Babil’s performance apart is how much of it plays out in solitude—often in front of a screen, reflecting the isolation of the digital age. Yet, he keeps you hooked with every flicker of emotion, building tension with subtlety and depth.
This is a defining moment for Babil—not just as a performer but as a star who’s finding his voice in roles that push boundaries. From the artistic world of Qala to the suspenseful world of Log Out, his choices reflect courage, conviction, and a hunger to explore the new.
With upcoming projects like the Indo-American fantasy Yakshi and a romantic drama under wraps, Babil Khan is clearly on a steady rise. And with Log Out, he’s not just proven his potential—he’s embraced his place as a leading talent of his generation.
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