Sarwat Gilani celebrates son’s spiritual leadership in emotional Instagram post

Actress Sarwat Gilani shared a touching moment from her personal life, posting an Instagram story showing her young son leading a group of friends in Salah.

The heartfelt post reflected the actress’s pride as she watched her child grow and take on a spiritual role among his friends.

In the short video shared on her social media, several young boys can be seen standing together on prayer mats while offering Salah inside a room.

The boys are captured during the Ruku (bowing) position of prayer, moving in unity as they follow the boy leading them.

According to Sarwat’s caption, the child guiding the prayer is her own son.

Expressing her emotions, the actress wrote that one of the greatest joys for a parent is witnessing children grow from babies into responsible young boys.

She thanked God for the moment, describing how meaningful it was to see her son confidently leading his friends in prayer.

The story was accompanied by the spiritual nasheed “Shukran Laka Rabbi” by Zahin Ahmed, a song that expresses gratitude and devotion.

The calm audio added to the peaceful atmosphere of the video, making the moment even more special.

Apart from the touching family moment, Sarwat Gilani has long been known as one of Pakistan’s most respected actresses.

She began her career in television and quickly earned recognition for her natural acting style and powerful screen presence.

Over the years she has appeared in several successful drama serials and films, building a reputation for portraying strong and emotionally complex characters.

Her performances in dramas such as Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan and Mata-e-Jaan Hai Tu earned widespread praise, while her film appearances, including Jawani Phir Nahi Ani and Joyland, helped expand her career into cinema as well.

Outside the entertainment industry, Sarwat is also known for speaking openly about social issues, including women’s rights, motherhood, and mental health.

She has often used her platform to encourage meaningful conversations and raise awareness about challenges faced by women and families.

In her personal life, Sarwat is married to Fahad Mirza, who is both an actor and a trained plastic surgeon.

Despite being married to a cosmetic surgeon, Sarwat once shared in an interview that she is not comfortable with cosmetic procedures and would rather age naturally instead of going under the knife.