Actor and public figure Farrhana Bhatt has spoken about how Ramadan holds deep personal meaning for her, describing it as a time of faith, gratitude and connection.
For her, the holy month is not just about fasting from sunrise to sunset but also about strengthening family bonds and reflecting on spirituality.
Ramadan memories in Srinagar
Farrhana shared that her earliest and most cherished Ramadan memories are rooted in Srinagar.
She described the mornings during Sehri as peaceful and spiritual.
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Add Hunterfly on Google“Ramadan in Srinagar was always very calm. The whole valley felt united in prayer. The sound of the Azaan and families waking up together created a sense of togetherness and blessing,” she said.
According to her, iftaar gatherings were simple yet meaningful. Community members shared food, elders gathered in the evenings, and people showed patience and respect for one another.
She added that those memories shaped her understanding of Ramadan and remain close to her heart today.
Celebrating Ramadan in Mumbai
Farrhana also reflected on her experiences celebrating Ramadan in Mumbai.
She said the city offers a different but equally beautiful atmosphere during iftaar time.
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Add Hunterfly on Google“When it is time to break the fast, the city feels lively and vibrant. The food, lights and gatherings make the experience special,” she explained.
She highlighted how people from different communities come together in Mumbai to respect and participate in Ramadan traditions.
For her, visiting iftaar events, trying diverse cuisines and celebrating with others has added new dimensions to her spiritual journey.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleA journey of faith and gratitude
Farrhana described Ramadan as meaningful regardless of location.
“Srinagar will always be where I first learned about Ramadan. It will always be special. But celebrating it in Mumbai has added another beautiful chapter to my life,” she said.
She concluded that experiencing Ramadan in two different cities has made her feel fortunate.
According to her, the month represents a continuous cycle of faith, gratitude and love — something she will always treasure.

















