Times of India4/24/2026CultureIndia
Munawar Faruqui Shares Childhood Struggles, Reveals He Left School at 11 to Wash Utensils for Rs 60
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- Comedian Munawar Faruqui, winner of Bigg Boss 17, revealed in an interview with Yuvaa that he started working at age 9 and left school at 11 to wash utensils for Rs 60.
- He shared that his father, a driver for 30-35 years, refused to teach him to drive fearing he would become a driver too.
- Faruqui also opened up about witnessing domestic violence and alcohol-related issues growing up, stating he never touched drugs or alcohol due to seeing the suffering caused by them.
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Comedian Munawar Faruqui, winner of Bigg Boss 17, revealed in an interview with Yuvaa that he started working at age 9 and left school at 11 to wash utensils for Rs 60. He shared that his father, a driver for 30-35 years, refused to teach him to drive fearing he would become a driver too. Faruqui also opened up about witnessing domestic violence and alcohol-related issues growing up, stating he never touched drugs or alcohol due to seeing the suffering caused by them.
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