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Lilliput Faruqui: A Giant Talent in a Small Package 

Mohammad Misbahuddin Faruqui, better known as Lilliput, has captivated Indian audiences for decades. Born in Gaya, Bihar, his passion for acting began in school. Despite facing initial difficulties, Lilliput moved to Mumbai after graduating to pursue his dreams in the entertainment industry. Lilliput’s breakthrough came with his role in the 1985 film “Saagar,” followed by memorable performances in “Bunty Aur Babli” and the recent web series “Mirzapur.” 

Overcoming Challenges 

Lilliput’s journey wasn’t easy. Upon arriving in Mumbai, he faced poverty and hunger, often going without food for days. He took on odd jobs like pasting posters and chopping wood to survive. However, his determination never wavered. Lilliput’s perseverance paid off when he landed his first stage role in 1979, marking the beginning of his successful entertainment career. 

A Versatile Talent 

Lilliput’s talents extend beyond acting. He’s also a skilled scriptwriter, having penned dialogues for the film “Chamatkar” and written for popular TV shows like “Vikram Aur Betaal” and “Indradhanush.” His versatility shines through his work in both comedy and drama, proving that talent knows no physical boundaries. 

Throughout his career, Lilliput has appeared in numerous Bollywood films, TV series, and even South Indian cinema. His roles in shows like “Dekh Bhai Dekh,” “Adalat,” and “Zabaan Sambhal Ke” have endeared him to audiences across generations. 

A Born Star 

Lilliput’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance and talent. Despite facing discrimination due to his dwarfism, he never let it define or limit him. Instead, he used his unique qualities to carve out a niche for himself in the entertainment industry. 

Today, Lilliput continues to inspire a new generation of fans with his powerful performances. His journey from a struggling actor to a beloved star serves as a reminder that with passion, hard work, and determination, one can overcome any obstacle and achieve their dreams, regardless of their physical stature. 

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