Actor Babil Khan is all set to be seen on the big screen once again with Amit Golani’s much-awaited film ‘Log Out’. The film will have its world premiere at the prestigious Mar del Plata International Film Festival in Argentina. Known for his remarkable ability to delve into nuanced and compelling characters, Babil is all set to enthrall the audience with this socially relevant and thought-provoking drama.

In ‘Log Out’, Babil Khan plays a modern influencer caught in the whirlwind of digital fame. The story unravels when her character, thriving in the virtual spotlight, begins to confront the darker, more isolating aspects of online stardom. With its fresh and relevant story, the film mirrors the digitally dominated lives of today’s generation, offering a deep reflection on the consequences of virtual fame.

Sharing his enthusiasm for the project, Babil said: “I’m thrilled to finally see people logging out. I’ve put my heart and soul into this project, and I can’t wait for the world to see it. I am incredibly grateful that the film will premiere at such a prestigious festival. Working with Amit Golani sir has been an incredible experience. His vision and direction inspired me to discover new depths in my performances and I am proud of what we have created together.”

Babil Khan continues to cement his reputation as one of the most promising talents of Indian cinema. After his stellar performances in ‘Kaala,’ ‘Friday Night Plan,’ and ‘The Railway Men,’ ‘Log Out’ reflects his commitment to choosing challenging roles that deeply impact the audience. His ability to bring authenticity and emotional complexity to every role makes him exceptional in the industry.

Directed by Amit Golani and written by Vishwapati Sarkar, ‘Log Out’ is produced by Ajit Andhare under V18 Studios and Poshampa Pictures, with Sameer Saxena serving as creative producer. The film’s unique story and powerful performances are set to leave an indelible mark, making its premiere in Mar del Plata an important milestone for the team.

With its global debut at one of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, ‘Log Out’ promises to deliver an engaging cinematic experience that challenges notions of digital fame and its impact on personal identity.