Bilal Musharraf, son of ex-President Pervez Musharraf, has publicly spoken about his father’s final days for the first time. His personal account offers a rare glimpse into the life of a former Pakistani leader. Pervez Musharraf served as President from 2001 to 2008.

Bilal described their relationship as direct, with criticism intended for improvement, a common trait in Urdu-speaking families. He admitted to being strict with his father and feeling responsible for addressing public criticisms. This reveals a personal dynamic within a prominent family.

During his father’s last days, Bilal apologized for being harsh, and his father replied, “It’s okay, forget it, don’t worry.” Bilal expressed deep respect for his father’s forgiveness. He also mentioned his father’s challenging early life and hard work.

Bilal’s sharing offers a human perspective on the former President’s life, especially his final moments and their family bond. His willingness to speak openly provides a more intimate understanding of Pervez Musharraf’s legacy beyond his political career.