Munawar Faruqui’s wife Mehzabeen is ‘immensely proud’ of his achievements, says, ‘You should be..’

Comedian and rapper Munawar Faruqui continues to rise on both professional and personal fronts. Known for his sharp comedy, soulful rap, and a journey full of ups and downs, Munawar has now stepped into the OTT space with his latest show The Society, which is currently trending at number six. While the numbers speak for themselves, it is his wife Mehazabeen Coatwala who is turning heads with her heartfelt show of support.

A celebrity makeup artist by profession, Mehazabeen usually maintains a low profile. However, she took to social media to cheer for Munawar in a rare public gesture. Sharing a screenshot of the show’s ranking, she wrote: The Society is trending at number 6. Have you checked it out? On the rise to number 1. She followed it up with a touching note that read: You should be super proud of yourself, your achievements make me feel immensely proud.

The two got married in May last year in a private nikah ceremony. Their wedding came as a surprise to many fans, especially because Munawar had kept his relationship away from the public eye. Mehazabeen, who has worked with several known names in the entertainment industry, remained silent even after their marriage news broke, choosing not to engage in any media attention. The couple recently celebrated their first wedding anniversary, and Munawar shared a heartfelt post calling her his life.

Meanwhile, The Society is garnering appreciation for its satirical take on modern societal dynamics. Munawar’s transition from live performances and reality shows to scripted content has been seamless, proving his versatility as a performer. With the show gaining momentum, Mehazabeen’s public encouragement gave fans a refreshing glimpse into their bond.

With The Society gaining popularity and Munawar receiving praise for his performance, Mehazabeen’s support added a personal touch to the moment. Fans were quick to notice her message and many appreciated the way she chose to celebrate his success quietly but warmly.