Archive · 9 Sep 2026
Mirzapur Makers Feared Ravi Kishan’s Babban Would Outshine Leads
Mirzapur: The Movie includes a gangster named Babban, played by Ravi Kishan.
Babban is dangerous, but he also deeply loves his girlfriend, Mumtaz.
He even sews clothes for her, which made many viewers like him.
The filmmakers became worried that audiences might care about Babban more than the main heroes.
They made Mumtaz’s death less emotional and emphasized another character’s death to balance the story.
Ravi Kishan also added some funny and memorable actions that were not in the script.
These included saying “Love you Mumtaz” and massaging another character’s ears.
The movie has earned Rs 154.05 crore worldwide since its September 4 release.
Ravi Kishan’s Babban Babua Yadav has received strong audience praise in Mirzapur: The Movie.
Creators worried Babban’s emotional relationship with Mumtaz could shift support away from the main characters.
The filmmakers reportedly reduced the emotional impact of Mumtaz’s death to balance the climax.
Director Gurmmeet Singh said Kishan improvised Babban’s “Love you Mumtaz” line and ear-massage sequence.
The film released on September 4 and has grossed Rs 154.05 crore worldwide.
- Who
- Ravi Kishan plays gangster Babban Babua Yadav, alongside the film’s main cast and creators Gurmmeet Singh and Puneet Krishna.
- What
- The filmmakers discussed Babban’s popularity, emotional storyline, and Ravi Kishan’s improvisations in Mirzapur: The Movie.
- When
- The film released on September 4; the creators’ comments were reported in a recent interview.
- Where
- The film was released in theatres, and the comments appeared in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter India.
- Why
- The makers feared Babban’s emotional appeal might make audiences stop rooting for the main characters.
- Film
- Mirzapur: The Movie
- Release date
- September 4
- Worldwide gross
- Rs 154.05 crore
- Babban’s actor
- Ravi Kishan
- Babban’s girlfriend
- Mumtaz, played by Sonal Chauhan
- Director
- Gurmmeet Singh
- Original creator and lead writer
- Puneet Krishna