Basant Returns to Lahore After 17 Years
After nearly two decades, Basant has finally made a colorful comeback in Lahore, filling the city with joy, music, and celebration. With the Punjab government implementing strict SOPs, the historic kite festival is being celebrated safely across the city. From the narrow streets of Androon Lahore to modern housing societies and open grounds, the festive energy is impossible to miss.
A City Drenched in Colors and Festive Vibes
The three-day Basant celebration has transformed Lahore into a visual treat. Skies are bursting with vibrant kites, while music, fireworks, and traditional food stalls add to the excitement. People from different cities have also traveled to Lahore to witness the revival of this iconic festival. For many youngsters, this is their first-ever experience of Basant, making the moment even more special.
Celebrities Join the Basant Celebrations
Just like the general public, Pakistani celebrities are also enjoying Basant in style. Several stars were spotted celebrating on beautifully decorated rooftops, sharing glimpses of the festivities with fans. Actor Imran Ashraf impressed everyone as he skillfully flew a gudda like a seasoned kite enthusiast.
Popular actor Usama Khan and national cricketer Hassan Ali were also seen celebrating Basant alongside their families and close friends, soaking in the lively atmosphere. Meanwhile, actress and TV host Fiza Ali turned heads as she welcomed Basant dressed in a bright yellow outfit, perfectly capturing the spirit of the festival.
Basant Fever Unites Everyone
The return of Basant has united people across generations and backgrounds. With celebrities and fans celebrating together under colorful skies, Lahore once again proves why it is the heart of Pakistan’s cultural celebrations.