WhatsApp launches Papa mere papa sticker pack in India for Father’s Day
India Today
Father’s Day is on June 20, 2021. If you want to wish your father on WhatsApp, you can use the latest sticker pack that WhatsApp has launched.
WhatsApp has launched a new sticker pack in India ahead of Father’s Day. The sticker pack is named after a popular Bollywood song which goes by “Papa mere papa". Yes, that’s what the messaging app has named the sticker app. The sticker pack was initially rolled out in India and Indonesia, but now WhatsApp seems to have rolled it out across the globe.Father’s Day is on June 20, 2021. If you want to wish your father on WhatsApp, you can use the latest sticker pack that WhatsApp has launched. The sticker pack features a man with spectates and a moustache. You can update your app to download the sticker pack to send stickers to your father on Father’s Day. WhatsApp features tracker, Wabetainfo, was the first to report about the papa mere papa sticker pack. The features tracker also shared the screenshot of the sticker pack which comes with a message, “Reminding sons and fathers that they’re loved by helping them say the things that seem hard to say.” The sticker pack is now available on WhatsApp for iOS and Android. Here is how you can download the sticker on your iPhone:-
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