After a decade, Lahore is once again celebrating Basant, the historic kite-flying festival, with citizens and celebrities enjoying the skies under government safety regulations.

The three-day festival has attracted people from Lahore and other cities, with colourful kites decorating the skies from ancient streets to modern housing societies.

Music, fireworks, and cheerful sounds have added to the lively atmosphere, while many young people are experiencing the true colours of Basant for the first time.

Pakistani showbiz stars and social media personalities joined in the celebrations.

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, known for comedy singing, shared a playful video dancing with a kite on social media.

He also released a new song, Bande Bariyan Hain, which received mixed reactions online.

Actors Imran Ashraf and Osama Khan were seen flying kites on their rooftops, with videos going viral.

Actress Fiza Ali shared colourful photos holding a kite, while national cricketer Hassan Ali enjoyed the festival with family and friends.

Actress Ayeza Khan shared rooftop photos, joking that she could not fly a kite, and urged fans to celebrate responsibly, caring for humans, animals, and the environment.

Pictures and videos of celebrities celebrating Basant are widely shared on social media, delighting fans and adding to the festive mood.