Ibrahim Ali Khan Reveals How His Hearing Disability At Birth Impacted His Speech; Says, “Not Perfect, I Am Still Working On…”

Ibrahim Ali Khan recently made his acting debut with Nadaaniyan, starring alongside Khushi Kapoor. The film is now streaming on Netflix and has received mixed reactions from viewers. Shortly after its release, some fans noticed that Ibrahim’s voice sounded dubbed. This led to speculation that the dubbing was done to mask a lisp.

Ibrahim Ali Khan On His Speech Issue

Addressing the rumours, Ibrahim opened up about a speech issue he’s been dealing with since birth. He shared that he was born with severe jaundice, which ended up affecting his brainstem. Speaking to GQ India, he said, “I went on to lose quite a bit of my hearing, and that impacted my speech. My speech is something that I’ve had to work hard on since I was a child, with coaches and therapists. It’s not perfect; I’m still working really hard on it.”

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Ibrahim spoke about working hard to overcome this obstacle, mentioning that he continues to put in serious effort to improve. He also expressed gratitude for the support he’s received and his determination to grow as an actor.

About Ibrahim’s Debut Nadaaniyan

Nadaaniyan was the directorial debut of Shauna Gautam. The film starred Khushi Kapoor, Jugal Hansraj, Suniel Shetty, Dia Mirza, and Mahima Chaudhary in important roles. The movie centers on Arjun and Pia, two young college students who pretend to be together in order to strengthen the latter’s friendship with her peers. They had no idea, though, that it would cause them to fall deeply in love. What comes next is a lot of drama and an emotional rollercoaster.

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