Out Of These 12 Bollywood Dads, Which One Would You Like To Have As Yours?
I'm not going to talk about the serious type fathers we have had in our films – the likes of Prithviraj Kapoor (Awara), Dilip Kumar (Shakti), Rajesh Khanna (Avatar), Amitabh Bachchan (Sarkar and Viruddh), Sanjeev Kumar (Koshish), Ashok Kumar (Aashirwad), Naseerudin Shah (Masoom), et al. Today, it's only the fun, famous and absolutely unforgettable Bollywood dads! Yes, they could be a little stern in their approach but they are on the list purely for their iconic status! Sneak a peek!
1. Anupam Kher In Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
He is a cool dad. Doesn't pressurise his son to finish his studies (they are super rich and don't have to worry about money at all). He goes all out to help his son get the love of his life! No matter what you do, he'll always be proud of you. Very rare in reality, but who doesn't want a father like that?
2. Alok Nath In Maine Pyar Kiya, Hum Saath Saath Hain, Hum Aapke Hain Koun
He is the easiest dad. You just have to show your religious side and rest assured he will always be there for you. Basically, he is the sweetest-softest-speaking father ever born in Bollywood! And his slo-mo dialogue delivery sets him apart from the enraged, high-pitched dads. He loves his kurtas and lets you live your life your way, haina Babuji?
3. Sharman Joshi In Ferrari Ki Sawaari
He is superman dad. He leaves no stone unturned in his attempt to fulfil his son's far-fetched dream. Such fathers are everyone's dream, I must say.
4. Rishi Kapoor In Do Dooni Chaar
Hi is a typical middle-class dad. Who knows his limitations! Yet, wishes to do everything big for the sake of his kids. You can manipulate him a bit. Above all, he listens to you and doesn't mind taking help from his children.
5. Utpal Dutt In Golmaal
He is a demanding dad. No, he doesn't demand dowry! All he wants is the best possible man for his daughter. But he is very innocent – you can easily trick him and have things your way finally. Not a bad option for a father-in-law! What do you say?
6. Ram Kapoor In Mere Dad Ki Maruti
He is a dominating dad. He bullies his son all the time. So much so that the son can't help thinking that his dad doesn't love him! But one fine day (night, in this case), things change and the father confesses that his son is everything for him and he loves him too dearly. Happily ever after!
7. Amitabh Bachchan In Baghban
He is giving dad. He gives two hoots about saving money for his old age and spends all that he has on his ungrateful sons. You would certainly want to keep such fathers happy once it's your turn to support them, right?
8. Amrish Puri In Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
He is a strict dad. And scary too! He doesn't allow his daughters to take their life decisions and does that on their behalf for them! You can't really share your feelings (forget about secrets) with him. Though he ends up understanding his girl's emotions and supports her in the biggest decision of her life. Not bad, if not so good!
9. Amitabh Bachchan In Waqt: The Race Against Time
He is a sacrificing dad. He shares a very special bond with his son, and if situation calls for displaying his harsh side in a chase to bring meaning to his son's life, he doesn't think twice and goes ahead – even if he has to do it at the cost of his own life! Uff! That's pretty heavy stuff to take in, but a dad like that is not a bad idea.
10. Amitabh Bachchan In Mohabbatein
He is a no-nonsense dad. A strict disciplinarian, he hates changes! You have to really think hard before falling for his daughter if you are not his favourite. Breaking his rules is equal to breaking his heart and that will take either years or eternity to fix. Any takers?
11. Ronit Roy In 2 States
He is a mysterious dad. First, he will give you all the reasons to hate him. Then suddenly one day, he has a change of heart and mind, and secretly helps you get the love of your life! All's well that ends well.
12. Ronit Roy in Udaan
He is an ever-scolding dad. He is never happy with you. He can easily find faults in you and will never, ever say a word of appreciation. Oh no, we don't want such a father!
























































