Munawar Embraces Odd Jobs as a Way of Life, Not Struggle

Singer and entertainer Munawar has stood the test of time and very early in his life, he realized that success and recognition never come easy. Despite going through an arduous journey, he has reached the heights of stardom with his talent and hard work. Munawar believes in being extremely proud and open about his background and life story.

Recalling his early days, Munawar shared how taking up "odd jobs" helped him value hard work and his achievements even more. The celebrated singer, known as one of the most talented young artists today, previously worked at places such as a footwear store, utensil store, a restaurant, and even a snacks company, where he would earn just Rs 3 for filling up over a hundred packets of chips.

Munawar said, "Life changed for me when my father was paralyzed, and I stepped in to take responsibility for my family. It was a difficult time for us as a family. Working was the only way of life for me, I was just able to make enough money to put food on our table. During that phase of my life, I realized the value of money and my responsibility towards my loved ones. I used to do different chores, and looking back, I feel they really shaped me. I will not call that a struggle, it was just life."

Remembering the feeling of holding the mic for the first time in his life, an emotional Munawar said, "I still remember that special feeling I experienced when I held the mic for the first time for comedy. Soon, I realized my passion for music and decided to continue pursuing it for the rest of my life. What I learned from my experiences is that we should never lose hope and that the sun eventually shines through."

Munawar's rise to fame has been worthwhile, and his song "Noor" from his latest album "Madari" has been topping the charts. The song, written by Munawar, produced by Riz Shain, and composed by Munawar and Charan, is available on Munawar's official YouTube page. The song is mixed by Abhijay Sharma and mastered by Pixl.