Now sarcasm aside and lets get serious,
If pak wants and A/C, it has to go with small ones like the one currently IN is operating. A little over 25000 tonns displacement and a modest number of A/C and a decent battle group.Since it cant afford those good to have ones like the super carriers or not even medium sized ones like IAC.And for an A/C you need to have an open sea to roll over with no bottle necks.Else it will be a sitting duck at the harbour.
Given the proximity of IN bases in the region and its under sea detectors and long range MPRs it operates, any A/C carrier having advantage by PN will be simply nullified. It will be just stupidity and waste of money,since your A/C movement will tracked without any hassle. And given the Anti-ship strike capabilitites of IN and Brahmos in its arsenal, any small missile boat crusing over 40 knots will be a pain in the a$$ for PN. A floating Airbase with 20-30 A/C fixed and roatary wing can be taken down during the first 2 hrs of any war btw india and pak.Becos IN`s JAGs and MKI and Mig-29s with AShMs will be just targetting this tiny little carrier and that too staying atleast 300km away from PN A/C carrier, which literally translates to staying in Indias own EEZ in short. An A/C for PN will be a liability and an attention seeker and a big magnet for the first 10 anti-ship missiles.
Second option is, staging this carrier in a foreign base (some where in middle-east).And when it comes to reality,Pak has not yet reached that stage.Another 20 years? maybe if its economy progresses with no hurdles.