• Yasir Hussain, a dedicated family man, grew up in a large family with 10 siblings.
• He embraced his artistic side and the importance of family bonding.
• His father passed away from cancer, causing him immense pain.

Yasir Hussain is a dedicated family man. Growing up in a large family with 10 siblings, he always embraced his artistic side and understood the importance of family bonding and sticking together through thick and thin. He shared a close relationship with both his father and mother and their teachings continue to guide his life. In an interview with Noor ul Hassan, Yasir reflected on his parents and discussed some important lessons they imparted to him.

Yasir revealed that “his father had cancer and it has metastasized all over his body. He was in a lot of pain for 9 months and they used to hear him all day. Yasir said that when his father passed away, a part of him felt relieved that his father was finally not in pain anymore. He still remebers him every day and his afther is one of the most important parts of his life.”

He discuss that “Pakistanis are generally not very expressive with their parents as you get into financial struggle as soon as you grow up. You want to support your family and therefore the love somewhat goes into the background.”

Yasir also shared how families change when parents pass away. He noted that parents often keep all the children united, and when they are no longer there, that thread breaks. This disruption disturbs the family balance, and things are never the same as they were when the parents were alive.

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