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Moushumi & Omar Sani's Children Chart Their Own Paths Abroad Away from Acting

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Entertainment Desk • 31 Oct • 2 min read

Moushumi & Omar Sani's Children Chart Their Own Paths Abroad Away from Acting
Star couple Moushumi and Omar Sani alongside their children Swadin and Faisa.

The children of Bangladesh’s iconic celebrity couple, actress Moushumi and actor Omar Sani, are actively building their own professional identities abroad away from the showbiz and acting industries.

Their younger daughter, Faisa Abiha Moushumi, celebrated her birthday on October 29, 2026. Moushumi, currently residing in the United States, posted an emotional message on social media describing Faisa as her greatest gift, pride, and world, while Omar Sani connected via video call from Bangladesh. After completing her O-Levels and A-Levels in Dhaka, Faisa moved to New York, USA, where she is pursuing higher studies in Cosmetology, aiming to establish her long-term career in the beauty and wellness sector.

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Meanwhile, their elder son, Fardin Ehsan Swadin, is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Having completed his education, Swadin has joined an established real estate company. Although he was previously involved in film direction and production alongside his studies, he has shifted entirely toward the corporate real estate sector. Actor Omar Sani confirmed that he and Moushumi have never imposed career choices on their children, encouraging both to pursue their true passions independently.

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