NEW DELHI: The 35-year-old Air Force pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, now become a well known name for everyone after a shot down on Wednesday while flying a MiG-21 fighter in a dogfight with Pakistani aircraft and captured. In his first impression on media that to be noted that his moustache that all of India wants. Once you see him it is difficult to forget him. The face, characterised with a thick gunslinger moustache with thin mutton chop beard and a proud smile, is hard to miss. The image of his face and his moustache lingers on in your mind's eye after the first glance. Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, who returned to India after being held captive by Pakistan on February 27.

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Unlike characters from the England of the 18-19th century, Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman doesn't sport a messy moustache. In fact, as you see his photos and videos closely, you will observe that his moustache is beautifully crafted in a manner that ensures that neither his radiating smile, nor his proud face gets covered with it.

In the wake of the hardship he went through, when you visualise Abhinandan Varthaman's smiling face, his hard-to-miss gunslinger moustache appears to radiate pride and confidence.

His grit and determination further exemplified in his mannerism when he was held by the Pakistan Army.

People have not only hailed his courage and ability to maintain calm despite being taken captive by Pakistan, there are many who want to sport a moustache like him. His fans have started expressing their desire on Twitter and Instagram.

Abhinandan Varthaman return back to India On March 1. And His first words when he walked across from the Pakistani side through the Attari-Wagah border were, "It is good to be back in my country", make him Hero of the Nation

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