Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan, it seems, is not only causing political drama but now has the nation guessing about his birthday. Is it October 5th, October 6th, or, quite mysteriously, November 25th? The mystery is making headlines, and the internet is having a field day.
The confusion began on October 5 when social media erupted with messages wishing Khan a happy birthday. But wait! Wasn’t his birthday October 6? Many political commentators and die-hard PTI supporters marked that date on their calendars as the true celebration. Just when it seemed like we were settling the matter, a third unexpected contender emerged: November 25.
Apparently, someone, somewhere decided that Khan’s passport was overdue for a little rework, and a fresh date was thrown into the mix. The official birthday season now extends over two months, giving his fans plenty of time to buy him gifts, throw parties, and create “Happy Birthday Imran Khan” hashtags.
Now, experts are weighing in. Well, sort of. A self-proclaimed Imranologist has weighed in, suggesting that Khan, who has always been a master of political and personal branding, might be trying to extend his birthday celebrations to maximise media attention. “Why limit yourself to just one day when you can have two entire months of birthday wishes?” the expert said, with a knowing wink.
This birthday saga has become a comedic spectacle, with some fans even creating a countdown calendar to track the true birthday date, adding to the confusion. Perhaps the most entertaining theory is the one that suggests that Khan, being a cricketing legend, has decided to celebrate his birthday like a cricket match – spanning multiple innings, or in this case, months.
Regardless of Imran Khan’s official birthday date, one thing’s for certain: There’s no shortage of birthday cake, political memes, and of course, a bit of drama. So, whether it’s October 5, October 6, or November 25, the gift is, undoubtedly, a long-running story.
