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Virat Kohli posts heart-warming message for dad on Father's Day 

| @indiablooms | Jun 21, 2020, at 07:14 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: Indian skipper Virat Kohli seems to be missing his father and on Father's Day he posted a heart-touching message for his dad on Instagram.

He also shared a picture of his father on the social media platform.

Along with the image, Kohli also posted a strong caption where he urged his fans to  to be grateful for the love of their fathers but they should choose their own path in life to move forward.

"This father's day, I urge you all to be grateful for the love of your father but always look for your own path to move forward in life. You'll never have to look behind because they're always watching over you whether they're physically there or not. Happy father's day," the Indian cricket icon tweeted.

Kohli lost his father when he was 18.

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