Actor Ali Fazal recently shared a picture of his cherished golden retriever, Bozo, on Instagram with the simple but thoughtful caption, “Love.” The post has resonated with fans and followers who reacted
with heart emojis in the comment section.
The image shows Fazal staring at Bozo, while the furry pet appears to be staring at something else with a food bowl in the frame.
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Not The First Time Bozo Was The Star
This is not the first time the Mirzapur actor has shared glimpses of his bond with his dog, whom he has mentioned in earlier posts. Fazal earlier shared stories about how his pet dog Bozo, has been a devoted friend during both happy and sad moments.
Fazal has previously stated that he had no siblings, but that Bozo always made him envious when the actor’s mother fed him. The Fukrey actor added that Bozo is also mourning the loss of his mother, who breathed her last in June 2020. He also talked about Bozo’s attachment to Richa Chadha, his wife.
“Mere moo se nivaala chheen ke ise diya hai meri maa ne bohot dafa.. hehe. I never had siblings, but for the first time bozo had made me feel jealous. Toh yeh ek photo mili. My mother and her second child. He grieves too. And now @therichachadha he’s attached to you. (Disclaimer: I say it again, these posts about mum are my way of keeping records, ispe comment karna zaroori nahi hai doston),” Fazal wrote in the caption.
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‘Bozo is Like…’
Earlier, Fazal shared a throwback photo of his dog Bozo from June 2018 on Instagram, describing how Bozo loved meat, air conditioning, and people.
“Bozo likes the air con. Boz likes meat. Boz likes people. Boz is a good dog. Boz is a good friend. Boz understands. Well he sleeps it off… the kutta has become my moms favourite thing. Mere haq ka khaana bhi usey diya jaata hai kabhi kabhaar,” Fazal captioned the post.
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Before this, Richa Chadha posted a humorous meme of herself that alluded to her April 2020 wedding, which had been postponed because of the COVID-19 epidemic.
