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Javed Akhtar translates Farhan Akhtar’s poem into Hindi; Twitterati call it #FatherGoals

When Farhan Akhtar was asked for a Hindi translation of his own poem, Javed Akhtar lent a helping hand and posted the Hindi version. Fans couldn't stop raving about the dad-son affection.

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The love and care of parents helps people stay grounded and have a peaceful life. Which also makes them the “go-to” person whenever the need arises. Something very similar happened on Twitter when actor-producer and singer

Farhan Akhtar posted one of his random musings and wished his followers a pleasant morning. “Together they braved it through the storm…..with hull half broken, with sails all torn…..no wave nor swell could but drown hope….that night is darkest before the dawn #musing. Have a nice day,” he tweeted.


While many loved the wordplay, a few couldn’t enjoy the rhyme scheme because of the language barrier. So, someone requested junior Akhtar to also post a Hindi translation of the English verse.

It seems he missed the tweet, but when you have a renowned poet as your father, would you have to take stress? Javed Akhtar posted the Hindi version and fans loved the father-son affection on social media.


Tweeple loved the conversation on social media, and some even dubbed it as “father goals”. Here are some of the reactions.


https://twitter.com/Arthwrites/status/1005037649873104896
There is no denying that the Akhtar family has a bunch of talented people, but it is adorable to see how one helps another when they are in need.

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