Farhan Akhtar wishes dad Javed Akhtar on his 77th birthday, posts memorable pic
On Javed Akhtar’s 77th birthday, son Farhan Akhtar shared loving note and a major throwback picture
Indian film industry’s renowned lyricist and poet Javed Akhtar celebrated his 77th birthday today, on January 17.
Fans and his industry peers wished the screenwriter with special wishes and love-filled messages on his special day.
The award-winning lyricist also received love from his family members as his son, renowned actor and filmmaker Farhan Akhtar shared a heartfelt tribute for his father on his big day.
Taking to his Instagram handle, the Toofan actor shared a black-and-white old snap of his dad and penned a loving note, that reads: "This is how I’ve always known you to be .. thoughtful, restless, curious and always searching for what’s beyond the obvious. Hope you realise how many you’ve inspired to try and live that way. Happy birthday Pa ..."
In the shared photo, a young Javed Akhtar can be seen standing near the sea and enjoying the view. The Sky Is Pink actor’s post received love from fans and his ladylove Shibani Dandekar.
In another post, the Zindagi Naa Milegi Dobara star shared a family picture, featuring his dad, Shabana Azmi, Zoya and others, to mark the special occasion.
Javed’s daughter, Zoya Akhtar also wished her dad on his birthday. Sharing an old painting of her father, the Dil Dhahdkne Do director wrote, “Forever Cowboy #happybirthdaypa #loveyou #javedakhtar.”
On the work front, Farhan will be returning to the director’s chair with project, Jee Le Zaraa, starring Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif and Alia Bhatt.
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