Pakistan has been around for 75 years, and everyone, including celebrities, wears green and white clothes and raises the crescent and star flag high to celebrate.

Celebrities like Ahsan Khan, Babar Azam, Mawra Hocane, Shaista Lodhi, and Komal Rizvi are wishing you a happy Azaadi Mubarak by making new music for the day or coming up with a plan to make big changes with “small good deeds.”

Khan, an actor and news anchor, had a sweet moment on set with a group of kids holding small flags that said “14 August Mubarak.”

Hasan Rizvi sent the message by changing his outfit and putting up a big flag.

Captain Azam, who was in uniform, captioned his post with a couplet about the crescent on the flag, asking people to “never let our identity of this crescent and star fade away.” He told his followers to enjoy today and work on being better citizens than they were yesterday.

Actor Hocane wished her “beautiful homeland” a happy 75th.

What better way to celebrate the day than with a song? Faisal Kapadia marked the “Jashn-e-Azadi” with a clip of him singing to a crowd at a rally.

Mohsin Abbas Haider, an actor and singer, summed up Pakistan in a 75-second rap called “in a whole new look.”

With a three-generational reading of the national anthem, the actor Komal, her mother, and her niece “paid tribute” to Pakistan, which is still alive and well despite all of its problems.

To live up to the hopes of 1947, actor Atiqa Odho wants to celebrate freedom by “promoting human rights in which respect, dignity, and equality become a code for living.”

TV host Lodhi recorded a message called “Let’s start with a small deed.” It said, “Let’s respect street animals, don’t throw trash on the ground, plant a tree, and take care of the environment. Together, we can make a big difference.”

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