The first flight experience is a momentous occasion in one’s life. For many people, flying is a dream come true, and it is an experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. The experience gets even better when you get to fulfill your parents’ dream. The feeling may indeed be of “being above cloud nine”. In one such incident, a man took his father on his first flight to Mumbai. The entire journey process from start to finish was documented in video and shared on social media. The father’s reaction to the new experience in the video is melting hearts on the internet.
The documentary of the entire video has been shared on the internet by an Instagram user named @jatin_lamba_. The caption of the video said, “Ps: Proud to have you as a son.” The video begins with their arrival at the airport and then the entire process of waiting at the airport and boarding the plane, followed by a few shots of the sky from the cabin showing the journey. Finally, the tour ends at the apartment, and the video ends with the father looking out the window with a happy smile on his face.
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This video has been on social media for more than a month and during this time it has been viewed more than 1 lakh 38 thousand times. Meanwhile, the likes on the post are also increasing. As of now, the video has garnered over 26,000 likes.
Several social media users came forward to appreciate the father’s reaction to the video and his firsthand experience. Commenting on the post, one of the social media users said, “Heartwarming… We don’t get many chances to bring a smile on our parents’ faces and do even 1% of what they do for us everyday, but Whenever we do, we should never let it go to waste!” While another user said, “Dude, I don’t know you. But seeing your dad so happy, I could really imagine my father.” On a similar note, another user said, “Don’t know why but this video makes me emotional.” Several other users came forward to express their feeling of doing the same for their parents.