Abdu Rozik opens up about his dream of becoming a ‘father one day’; shares an adorable picture

Bigg Boss 16 and social media phenomenonAbdu Rozik, fondly referred to as the Chota Bhaijaan of the show business world, has recently left fans tearful and ecstatic with an emotional Instagram photo post. 21-year-old Tajikistani artist Abdu Rozik uploaded a photo capturing him affectionately holding a round baby in his arms — and fans are beyond raving over the cuteness of the gesture.
Abdu is seen wearing an entirely black dress with a denim jacket layered on top, complemented by a fashionable black hat. The infant, all wrapped up in winter clothing, is resting calmly against him as Abdu smiles gently for the camera. He accompanied the picture with a heartwarming caption that said, "I dream of being a father one day inshallah!"
The open and honest post immediately went viral, garnering an abundance of love and respect from followers. Comments filled the post with heart and fire emojis, while several were eagerly expressing excitement about possibly seeing Abdu as a future father. "Can't wait to see you as a father, my guy" is what one follower commented, with another writing, "Your child will be the luckiest!
Along with the love, some fans also expressed their desire to have Abdu on-screen again, especially in the current reality show Laughter Chefs 2.
Abdu, who captured millions of hearts with his charming personality on Bigg Boss 16, has been on a high note ever since. His last appearance was on Laughter Chefs 2, a cooking reality show where celebrities display their culinary skills in light-hearted episodes. The singer did take a temporary leave from the show during Ramadan to spend the holy month with his family, though. Although it was earlier reported that he would be back post-Ramadan, there has not been an official announcement of his return so far.
In his personal life, Abdu hogged the limelight last September after calling off his engagement to fiancée Amira. He revealed the reasons behind their move in an intimate chat with ETimes, attributing it to cultural differences which rendered marriage less suitable then.