Here in India, many girls don’t call themselves their ‘father’s daughter‘. Instead, they call themselves ‘Papa ki pari’. While some may make fun of this figure of speech, only those father-daughter jodis who share an unbreakable bond will truly understand the depth of those words.
Speaking of which, when one woman told her dad that she wanted coconut water, a few hours later she found a basket filled with multiple coconuts on her balcony! Clearly, it was her dad. She took to Twitter to post a picture of it:
Told my dad that I wanted naariyal paani. Here’s what I found in my balcony a few hours later: pic.twitter.com/AQnUF1C4pj
— RJ Ira (@irationalised) June 3, 2021
People online responded to this tweet by sharing stories of how their dads have a tendency to ‘over give’.
I’m a general conversation post lunch I just mentioned, Feel like having a scoop of coffee icecream & by dinner this is what I see. Fathers I tell you ❤️ pic.twitter.com/2vCWktFynQ
— P La (@Pankajj_La) June 4, 2021
Yh.. Dads r like tht only!
Back when I was living in Hyd, one day I told my dad m out of namkeen (yes..m an Indori! ) . The next day I received a whole bag full of my fav namkeen 😋😊
— The PoLiTiCaLe🏳🌈🇮🇳 (@ThePoliticale) June 3, 2021
Ha ha parents you ask them for 2 they will give you 20…I asked my dad for a Duracell last week because I forgot to get my stock…he promptly comes 1 floor down and hands out 3 batteries to my wife and leaves
— Vijay Subramanian (@Vijaythedataguy) June 4, 2021
Ye Mere Saath Bhi Hota Hai ❤️
Pappa is Turu Lub! https://t.co/Q3dDf504QR— Sunil Gupta (@HeySunilGupta) June 3, 2021
Others lauded desi dads…because aren’t they just the best?
Dads are the best ❤️
— Muskan (@mayurock) June 3, 2021
— Shreyas Taklikar (@Shreyas24___) June 3, 2021
Papa ki pari pro max https://t.co/qAw1lC7Spm
— Prabhat Pandey (@ThanedarPandey) June 3, 2021
brown dad love language https://t.co/QUOAzo5ZQW
— author of branded for vice!!❦ (@farvvana) June 3, 2021
BRB. Going to give my dad the tightest hug right now!