Munawar Faruqui Reveals Another Dark Secret, Tears Up Recalling Traumatic Childhood Incident
Munawar Faruqui shared about a traumatic childhood incident in Lock Upp. He was six years old when the incident took place.
There's a popular saying - You know my name and not my story. It goes true for every star or celebrity that we follow enticed by their onscreen persona. Often, we don't know their dark secrets.
Munawar Faruqui was a comedian who once got jailed for over a month for a joke he apparently didn't crack, but now he has bared his heart out about the secrets of his life on the show Lock Upp.
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This week, the stand-up comedian reveals another dark secret of his life - a traumatic childhood incident that left a deep scar on him. He was just six years old then.
He tears up as he shares, "Maine yeh cheeze kabhi kisise share nahi kari kyuki I have to face them. I was a 6-year-old. Yeh aisa tha ki... bohut close family hoti hai aur kabhi kabhi¡"
"Mujhe us waqt nahi samajh aata tha aur 4-5 saal tak woh continuously chalta raha¡ chauthe saal woh cheeze ek baar bohut extreme hogai," he says in the promo after which Saisha Shinde and Prince Narula hug him.
Last week, Munawar Faruqui had opened up about how his mother died by suicide.
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"It was the January of 2007. Sometime around 7 am, my grandmother woke me up and said that something has happened to my mother. We had to take her to the hospital. When I reached there, they were bringing my mother out of the emergency ward. She was screaming and I was holding her hand. There was a moment when doctors talked among themselves and told me to leave her hand. They forced me to do so, I realised my mom had died."
"I still cannot let that go. I always think things may have been different had I slept with my mom that night, had I reached the hospital earlier. The doctors also told us that my mom had not had anything to eat for eight days. For 22 years of her married life, my mom was not happy. All my life, I saw her being beaten up or saw fights between my parents."
As Munawar Faruqui narrated his ordeal everyone including Kangana Ranaut got emotional.
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