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It goes without saying that every boy's first superhero is their father. The combination of father, mother, you and the siblings is home. If this combination has anything less, then it would not be a home, ofcourse the same house will try to be a home but it's not. In childhood we doesn't give much credit to the efforts of our father for the well being of us. This is due to the fact that it's always our mothers who take care of our needs and we see it as it is and we tend to not give sufficient attention to our father. The efforts of a father has fore shadowed by the mother's love. Father is the one who sacrifices little to small enjoyments because of a family. He doesn't care if he wears new clothes, all he cares about is his children are well dressed. From my point of view, we can call our friend's mother mom, but we can't call friend's father dad. That's the power of a father. A father is a single entity we cannot idealize others in his place.

A father needs to balance personal and professional spaces and spends some time with the family. If a father is in uniform services, then the chances of him spending some quality time with his family are little to nothing. In uniform service, the service to the people stands first before family. Due to less manpower, one person is given incharge of other stations too to monitor them. But, after all he is a human, and a human love for it's children and family comes first. Between his duties to the family and to his job, he needs to be in a position to make a choice. The strength and security a father gives to his children can't be matched with anything. We grow up knowing that our father is there to take care of us and that is why a father is called the pillar of a home. I clearly remember that whenever I come home from school or college I would ask only one question if my father is there, where is mom? At that age I didn't bother to ask how he is and what is he doing? When the time passed some of us realise the importance of a father and the efforts he would make for our life to be pleasant. 

But, at that time he will be no more. Every man doesn't realise the value of his father until he is no more. The tears of losing a parent and realising the values he taught with his experience could be realised then. The only thing you can do after his demise is to shine his name between your relatives and the people of society by living good and making the others to realise that your father has raised you well. Every father taught their children everything they learn in their life experiences. There are some good dialogues about a father by a famous actor **Tanikella Bharani** he says as follows:

>Nanna Yenduko Venuka Paddadu:
>-Amma tommidi nelalu moste, naanna pathikellu,
>Rendu samaaname ayina naanna yenduko venuka paddadu,
>-Intlo jeetham teesukokunda amma, thana jeethamantha intike karchupeduthu nanna, iddari shrama samaaname ayina naanna yenduko venuka paddadu,
>-Yedi kaavaalante adi vandi pedutu amma, yedi kaavaalante adi konipistoo naanna, iddari prema samaaname ayina amma ku vacchina peru mundu naanna yenduko baaga venuka peddaadu,
>-Phone lonu amma peray, debbatagilinappudu amma ani piluvane, avasaram vacchinappudu tappa migatha appudu gurthukuraanappudu naanna yeppudaina baadhapaddada, yemo iddaru samaaname ayina pillala prema pondhadam lo taratharaaluga naanna yenduko venuka paddadu,
>-Amma ki maaku beeruva ninda rangu rangu cheerelu battalu, naanna battalaku dandem kooda nindadu, tananu taanu pattinchukovadam raani naanna yenduko maaku teliyananthaga venuka paddadu,
>-Amma ki anno konno bangaalu nagalu naannaku bangaaru anchu vunna pattu pancha okkate,
>-Kutumbam kosam yentha chesina tagina gurthimpu tecchukovadam lo naanna yenduko baaga venuka paddadu
>-Pillala fees lu karchulu vunnai appudappudu eesaari pandakki cheera konaddandi amma ishtamaina koora ani cheppi pillalu mottam tineste aa poota ki pacchadi methukulathone ishtangaa tiney naanna iddari prema okate ayina naanna yenduko venuka paddadu,
>-Vayasu mallyaaka amma ayithe intloki panikostundhi naanna yenduku paniraadani memu teermaanam chesukunnapatiki kooda venuka padindhi naanne,
>-Naanna ila venuka padipodaaniki kaaranam aayana maaku vennamuka kaavadam vallane, vennamuka venuka vundabatte kada dannuga nilabada galugutunnam idenemo naanna venukapadipovadaaniki kaaranam.

The above quoted words explains why a father's love is foreshadowed by mother's love and gives a conclusion that a father is like a spine to a body, without a spine you can not stand. For you to stand a father is always on the back of you like a spine. 

If anyone knows Telugu language, please transcribe these words of illustration on how a father's love represented to English in the comments please. Thanks in advance. 

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