Munawar Faruqui's Eid Post Is A Tribute To Life, Love And Unshaken Spirit
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Munawar Faruqui's recent post is a reminder that Eid is not just about festivity but also about gratitude, reflection and connection.
Today marks the holy day of Bakrid, or Eid-al-Adha, and people across the globe are coming together to observe this sacred occasion. Bollywood celebrities have also taken to social media to extend their love, prosperity, and well wishes to their fans.
On this special day, Munawar Faruqui wished his fans a heartfelt 'Eid Mubarak.' His post, however, is more than just a greeting, it is a memory book that celebrates life and expresses gratitude for the love and prayers he has received.
Taking to Instagram, the stand-up comedian shared a series of pictures, each telling a different anecdote from his life. From childhood memories to holding his wife Mehzabeen Coatwala's hand, performing on stage, and enjoying food outside, every frame tells a unique story.
Along with this heartfelt post, he wished his fans a very happy Eid and showed deep appreciation for their support. His message reads: 'Har tasveer ek kahani hai, ek ahsaas hai aur zindagi hai." (Every picture is a story, a feeling, and a reflection of life).
While he lets the photographs tell their stories, for the last slide he urged fans to try to listen to the picture. He beautifully wrote, 'Aakhri photo ko sun ne ki koshish karna, Woh keh rahi hai, mai shukar guzar hu aap sabke pyaar ka aur yeh chehra kabhi haar nahi manega kyun ki dua saath hai."
(Try to listen to the last photo, it's saying, 'I'm grateful for all your love, and this face will never give up, because your prayers are with me.') The last slide shows a calm and happy selfie of him.
To conclude the post, he wrote, 'Eid Mubarak aap sabko," and paired the post with Arijit Singh's latest soulful hit Zamaana Lage from Anurag Basu's upcoming film Metro… In Dino
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Fans were quick to respond to this heartfelt post, flooding the comments with love, prayers, and Eid Mubarak wishes. One fan wrote, 'Mashallah Bhai. Allah aise hi khush rakhe aap sab ko @munawar.faruqui @mehzabeen_faruqui." Another commented, 'Your mother would be proud of you, no matter where she is."
Munawar's openness in sharing these moments reveals a side rarely seen, the man behind the comedian. It is a glimpse of his gratitude for life's blessings despite hardships.
On a personal note, Bigg Boss 17 winner Munawar Faruqui married Mehzabeen Coatwala on May 26 last year in an intimate ceremony.
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June 07, 2025, 16:04 IST
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