There is one view that decries observances such as Father's Day as an invention of product manufacturers and clever marketers. It is a valid view; after all expressions of love and appreciation for a loved one need not be restricted to just one day of the year. But then there is a counterview: there is nothing wrong in being reminded to make an extra effort; in articulating that love from time to time. So, for instance, Father’s Day is a good idea – it reminds us to express the affection and appreciation that we feel but may not bother to express all the time; many celebrities subscribe to this view.
Shah Rukh Khan and his son were seen sporting these T-shirts for the India Pak match. The names on the back allude to the upcoming Lion King movie.
Celebrities took to social media to declare their affection for their own fathers and to all other great dads out there.
Seen here is David Dhawan slapping his son Varun ‘with love’.
Alia Bhatt wished her father Mahesh Bhatt; Bollywood's maverick filmmaker.
The Kapoor sisters are seen here with their father Randhir Kapoor in this Father's Day Instagram post by Karisma Kapoor.
This philosophical post by actor Kunal Khemu speaks about learning to walk from an older generation and about learning something from future generations as well.
Actor Bobby Deol posted this image of his father and his son; while also wishing his son Aryaman a happy 18th birthday.
Filmmaker Karan Johar posted an old picture of his younger self with his late father along with the hope that he would be as good a father to his own children.
India’s fave son in law thanked his own dad and also thanked his wife Priyanka Chopra’s late father for “bringing such an incredible woman into this world.”
Wife of former US President Barack Obama, Michelle had this to say. “We’re all grateful for this guy,” said the comments.
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