Moushumi and Omar Sani's Children: Daughter Studies Cosmetology in New York, Son in Dubai Real Estate
Both children of 1990s star couple Moushumi and Omar Sani are now busy with their own studies and work abroad. Their daughter, Faiza Abiha Moushumi, is studying cosmetology in New York in the United States, while their elder son, Fardin Ehsan Swadhin, works with a real estate company in the United Arab Emirates.
October 29 was Faiza's birthday. Her mother Moushumi marked the day with a Facebook post full of love and prayers for her daughter, who lives in the United States. Calling her a 'princess', she wrote that her daughter is the most beautiful gift of her life, and that her only wish as a mother is for every day of her daughter's life to be filled with joy.
From Bangladesh, father Omar Sani wished his daughter over a video call. He posted a video of that call on Facebook and wrote in several posts: 'My mother, the apple of my eye, Faiza. Happy birthday, with prayers and best wishes.'
Faiza is the younger of the two children. After completing her O Levels and A Levels in Bangladesh, she is now studying cosmetology in New York.
Elder son Fardin Ehsan Swadhin is attached to an established real estate company in the Emirates. Early on, alongside his studies, he was also involved in construction and production work, but he has not been in that business for a long time.
Omar Sani said the couple never imposed anything on their children. Speaking on Friday morning, he said they were serious about both children's studies up to A Level, after which each chose their own field. As parents, they never took a rigid attitude towards the children, he said.
He said Fardin has finished his studies and is doing well in Dubai with a real estate company, while Faiza is studying cosmetology and wants to build her future around it. Both children have their parents' full support, he added.
Beyond the identity of their actor parents, both children are taking their lives forward in their own way. In Omar Sani's words, the couple's only wish is that their children grow up in their own way, become established, and that their lives benefit other people.
