ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s famous film star Sahiba Rambo met her father for the first time in 42 years. She shared a profound moment from her life, revealing that she had an emotional encounter with her father for the first time.
In a heartfelt video posted on her YouTube channel, Sahiba recounted the poignant meeting that transpired on March 11.
She tenderly documented the reunion, showcasing photos and video snippets that captured the deeply touching moments shared between her and her father.
The warmth of their embrace and the tears of joy they shed reflected the overwhelming emotions that enveloped them.
Sahiba’s father, Inam Rabbani, expressed his immense happiness at finally reuniting with his daughter after an astonishing 42 years of separation. Overwhelmed with emotions, he acknowledged his regret for the prolonged absence and the barriers that had prevented their earlier reunion.
Taking accountability for his past actions, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to mend their relationship.
Reflecting on the encounter, Sahiba shared her own perspective, deeply moved by her father’s affection and love. Despite the years of unanswered questions and separation, she chose to embrace forgiveness, highlighting the significance of love and reconciliation in their newfound bond.
In a poignant moment, Inam Rabbani conveyed to Sahiba that his sole reason for living was her. Despite his physical limitations, he expressed his belief that their meeting was destined by a higher power. He humbly apologized for his past mistakes, acknowledging his faults.
However, Sahiba expressed her apprehension that her father might leave her again, urging him to look at her while speaking. Their conversation delved into painful memories, with Sahiba confronting her father about his absence during her birth. In response, he explained the circumstances that had kept him away, expressing his frustration and remorse.
It’s worth noting that Sahiba had previously disclosed in an interview her lack of contact with her biological father, highlighting the profound impact of her step-father’s love and care in her life.
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