In an interview, Munawar Faruqui opened up about doing some odd jobs during his family's financial struggles due to massive debt. Due to this, he also had to leave his education at a young age.
Munawar Faruqui is a renowned stand-up comedian and rapper. He is widely loved for his unfiltered comedies and impressive public speaking skills. In addition, he appeared as a contestant on Kangana Ranaut's reality TV show, Lock Upp season 1 in 2022, and became the winner of the show. In addition, the comedian has also released two albums, Gill Skill, Vol. 1 and Madari. And although Munawar is currently garnering immense stardom and achieving well in life, once, he faced tremendous financial struggles. Now, in an interview, Munawar talked about the same and revealed a few unknown deets.
In an interview with Mashable India, Munawar Faruqui talked about his financial struggles and being in a massive debt. He mentioned that due to the same, he had to give up his education at a young age, and financially support his family. Munawar recalled his minimal income at that time to survive his family. And despite working for 11 hours, he used to get only Rs. 850. He said:
“We had a restaurant, but it didn’t work out. Dad lost all his money, was under massive debt, so I had to work. I worked for two months at a gift shop from 9 in the morning to 8 in the night. I made Rs. 850 per month for working 11 hours a day. I had to walk 3.5 km to the shop. I didn’t like it, which is when we decided to do something else."
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In the same conversation, Munawar recalled that his mother and grandmother used to make samosas and he would sell those to support his family in their financial struggle. Munawar also mentioned how this odd job used to give him blisters in his fingers and many such problems. Munawar added:
“My mother and grandmother would make samosas at home, and I started a stall outside our house where I’d fry them up and sell them. It was a struggle. I burned my fingers, had hot oil splutter on me. But I became a pro with time, and this business worked.”
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Earlier, when Munawar appeared on the reality TV show, Lock Upp, he talked about his family, and his late mother. In one of the episodes of the show, Munawar also opened up about his mom's death in 2007. He mentioned that his mother also had a debt of Rs. 3,500 at that time, which he couldn't pay. Munawar revealed:
“My mom made chaklis (a savoury snack) etc. to run our household but things were very different with my father and grandmom. My mom did not get respect in that house. My entire family blamed her for my sister's marriage. My mom had a debt of Rs. 3,500. I still regret why I did not sleep with her, why I didn't reach there earlier and why I did not have Rs. 3,500 at the time.”
Moreover, he added that he regrets being in an abused relationship that prevented him from reaching out to his mother prior to her untimely demise. In Munawar's words:
"It was not one reason why my mom took that decision, there were many. She was strong. I still regret not asking her when I saw her quiet for a few days. This is why I do not want to shout or fight. And, the relationship I had, I never abused or raised my hand. Perhaps, that is the reason I was in a mentally abused relationship but I won't blame anyone."
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