If I had a pedestal for a living per - it would be for him ! HBD Vikas

 Some people walk into your life and change the meaning of friendship.

Hard to describe what this friendship means
It’s beyond memories or years.

You know what makes you special?
It’s not the memories or the years
It’s the way you have always made life feel easier just by being around.
No drama, no fuss, just quiet strength and a big heart that never misses a beat.

We have travelled, talked, laughed till sunrise
And somehow, we still find new stories every time we meet.

You have been my voice of reason, my go-to person and my favourite chaos companion.

When I look back, I realise how many times you have shown up -
Not for the fun or the easy moments but when it truly mattered.

That’s real friendship.
That’s you.

Some people add joy to your life.
A few, like you, add meaning.

You have been there in ways that words will never do justice to
In care that’s unspoken, in laughter that heals, in presence that comforts.

We have seen each other through the good, the crazy and the downright messy.
You have listened when few had the patience,
Stood tall when I stumbled
And somehow always managed to make me laugh when I least could.

You are not just a friend
You are that rare mix of warmth, wisdom and madness that makes life richer.

So here’s to you, my brother
For every moment you have stood by me,
For every time you have pulled me up,
And for being the kind of human, people are lucky to know.

Happy birthday
The world’s a better place with you in it. ❤️🍻

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