Pakistani celebrities share Father's Day wishes

Several public figures took to social media to honour fathers across the world

Every year the world celebrates Father's day on the third Sunday of June. This time around despite all that is happening, people still powered through and kept their spirits up as they honoured dads across the world.

Pakistani celebrities took to social media to pay tribute to their fathers. Actor Bilal Ashraf tweeted a thank you note for his father.

Thank u for all ur unconditional love & support. Thank u for believing in me and picking me up when I am down. Thank u for all the positivity. Thank u for all u have ever done. I guess I can never thank u enough. To my inspiration my pillar my superhero Happy Fathers Day. pic.twitter.com/fQrBjWBNF5

— Bilal Ashraf (@IamBilalAshraf) June 21, 2020

"Thank u for all ur unconditional love and support. Thank u for believing in me and picking me up when I am down. Thank u for all the positivity. Thank u for all u have ever done. I guess I can never thank u enough. To my inspiration my pillar my superhero Happy Fathers Day," he said.

Cricketing legend Waseem Akram penned a heartfelt note for his late father who passed away five years ago.

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"The pain of losing you is still so real. What I wouldn't give this Father's Day, if I could just give you a call and tell you how much I love you. Daddy I hope people realise a phone call is better than nothing at all," an excerpt from the note read.

Akram also urged his followers those of whom that don't live with their parents to call them.

Mawra Hocane posted a picture of her graduation wherein her father is kissing her. "Happy Father’s Day Handsome. You know I am a Fan," she wrote in the caption alongside.

Singer Ali Zafar posted a video of himself in which he recited a poem he wrote in honour of is Father. " Today is Father's day and while often we take our parents for granted, it shouldn't happen. Just like a mother has her place, a father does too," Zafar said as he went on to recite his poem 'Baap Baap hota hai ( A father is a father)'.

Baap baap hota hai. #HappyFathersDay2020 #AZwritings pic.twitter.com/Mkth5c6Y2m

— Ali Zafar (@AliZafarsays) June 21, 2020

Actor Zhalay Sarhandi in a tweet gave a shoutout to all the fathers in the world, describing them as "heroes". "Happy baba (father) day to all the dads, papas, abbas, daddys, abus and fathers of the world! You are our hero’s and protectors, providers and guiders and also sometimes our babies who need pampering! Much love from the children of the world!" she said.

Happy baba day to all the dads, papas, abbas, daddys, abus and fathers of the world! You are our hero’s and protectors, providers and guiders and also sometimes our babies who need pampering! 😘❤️ much love from the children of the world! #fathersday

— zhalay sarhadi (@Xxhalay) June 21, 2020

Khaani star, Feroze Khan posted an adorable video of himself playing with his son. The actor in the caption wished a Happy Father's day to all the "daddys" across the world.

"To all the daddys out there, those who are fighting everything for their little ones. The win is yours. It’s guaranteed. Don’t give up," he said.

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