<p>Estranged for years following a bitter inheritance battle, two Bangladeshi brothers reunified on the streets of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, in a typical Bollywood movie arrangement.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A Bangladeshi sweeper working in the holy city was shocked to find a man, in Hajj attire, approaching him and holding him in tight embrace.<br /><br />The man turned out to be his estranged elder brother, who had deprived him of his rightful inheritance running into millions, the Saudi's news site Sabq reported.<br /><br />The siblings belonged to a wealthy family in Bangladesh but the elder brother had denied the younger a share of the inheritance estimated in million in cash, in addition to other properties.<br /><br />The dejected younger brother had opted to leave Bangladesh and came to Mecca, where he worked as a sweeper, the news report said.<br /><br />While performing Hajj, the elder brother relentlessly searched for his wronged brother and, after finding him toil as a sweeper, chose to do penance for his sins.<br /><br />The sweeper said that he had forgiven his brother who had apologised profusely and that he was ready to return home.<br /><br />The elder brother said he had been diagnosed with cancer and that he was not sure how long he would live.<br /><br />"I will always be kind with the poor and the needy. I have learned a lot about deprivation and poverty in the last five years. I will always be fair with everyone after I lived through years of injustice," the sweeper said.<br /><br />The duo, who had not seen each other for over five years, will now share the family fortune.</p>
<p>Estranged for years following a bitter inheritance battle, two Bangladeshi brothers reunified on the streets of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, in a typical Bollywood movie arrangement.<br /><br /></p>.<p>A Bangladeshi sweeper working in the holy city was shocked to find a man, in Hajj attire, approaching him and holding him in tight embrace.<br /><br />The man turned out to be his estranged elder brother, who had deprived him of his rightful inheritance running into millions, the Saudi's news site Sabq reported.<br /><br />The siblings belonged to a wealthy family in Bangladesh but the elder brother had denied the younger a share of the inheritance estimated in million in cash, in addition to other properties.<br /><br />The dejected younger brother had opted to leave Bangladesh and came to Mecca, where he worked as a sweeper, the news report said.<br /><br />While performing Hajj, the elder brother relentlessly searched for his wronged brother and, after finding him toil as a sweeper, chose to do penance for his sins.<br /><br />The sweeper said that he had forgiven his brother who had apologised profusely and that he was ready to return home.<br /><br />The elder brother said he had been diagnosed with cancer and that he was not sure how long he would live.<br /><br />"I will always be kind with the poor and the needy. I have learned a lot about deprivation and poverty in the last five years. I will always be fair with everyone after I lived through years of injustice," the sweeper said.<br /><br />The duo, who had not seen each other for over five years, will now share the family fortune.</p>