It is said that it is a matter of time. The same has happened with Burhan Chishti (Bobo), by the way, not us but people are saying that his luck has shone. He has recently married Fauzia, who hails from Punjab province of Pakistan. Fauzia says that she loves Bobo immensely, for this reason, he married her.

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2-feet tall Burhan Chishti (known as Bobo) finds love with a Pakistan woman nearly 6-feet tall and gets married in Oslo at a lavish party. Bobo overcame adversity in pursuit of love & happiness and never gave up  pic.twitter.com/s8O6s8mfJj

— Murtaza Ali Shah (@MurtazaViews) October 4, 2019

Let us tell you that the video of the wedding of two feet long Burhan Chishti of Pakistan is becoming increasingly viral on social media these days and people are also liking it. Yes, this video is of his wedding, where he was seen doing a banging dance on a Punjabi song and that too with a beautiful girl of about 6 feet. Chishti lives in Norway. Let us tell you that people know Chishti by the name of Bobo and as a child, he became a victim of polio, due to which his height remained the same. At the same time, he started spending his life in a wheelchair, but in his life, he seems to have a lot of fun. Let us tell you that whenever Chishti meets a celebrity, he is not behind in sharing his picture on social media. At the same time, the special dance of his marriage is from the capital of Oslo, Norway, which is becoming increasingly viral.

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You can see that during the dance Bobo was lifted by his friends in the lap and after this, he was seen sitting in a wheelchair and taking a selfie with everyone. According to reports, people from 13 countries had arrived at their wedding reception and Fauzia, who married Burhan Chishti i.e. Bobo, has got his name tattooed on his hands to express his love.

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