Munawar shared an incident when he did not had money for son's treatment; 25,000 injections, only 700 rupees in pocket
Munawar Faruqui: Stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui recently shared about his son's struggle with a rare disease. He told how he arranged money for the treatment of his son.
Recently, 'Bigg Boss 17' fame and stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui shared the emotional story of his son fighting with 'Kawasaki' disease. Munawar said that his son was just one and a half years old when he came to know about this disease. Recalling his difficult time, the comedian shared that he did not have money for the treatment of his son. His son needed an injection, which cost 25 thousand rupees and he had only 700 rupees in his pocket.
He said in a conversation on Janice Sequeira's YouTube channel that after knowing this, he was in shock for quite a long time. He described the moment, saying, "I was completely shocked and it was a really tough moment for me." Then, with no other option, he had to take loans from others. "I had to give up my pride and ask for help, which was really tough for me," he added. Munawar managed to gather the money and gave it back in three hours but did not leave the memory.
Munawar further shared how he had collected money during that worse time. He said, "I went to Mumbai Central, collected the money, and returned within three hours. Though I was relieved, I couldn't smile, because it wasn't my money." Further, the comedian added, "After that day, I decided that I would never be financially short again."
