Brothers separated during Partition meet at Kartarpur Corridor after 74 years. Viral video leaves Internet teary-eyed

Netizens couldn't stop showering their love on the emotional reunion between Mohammad Siqqique and his elder brother Habib after 74 years.

An emotional video of two octogenarian siblings reuniting at the Kartarpur Corridor that connects Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Pakistan to India has gone viral on the internet. The moving story behind the reunion dates back 74 years when Mohammad Siqqique and his elder brother Habib were split due to the Partition of India in 1947. The video is bound to leave you misty-eyed with happiness. Brothers meet after 74 years because of 1947! #pakistan #punjab(I admit, I cried) pic.twitter.com/NddUYBHK09 I can empathise, my father met his sister after 42 years, after 1947, and as expected it was very emotional and moving Pangs of partition . Beautiful video, love conquers everything, every difference, every problem can be solved with love, hoping for peaceful future between two countries ahead Beautiful/tragic.And they wipe their tears the exact same way. Heart touching , tears in my eyes of joy and sadness of partition. This really brought tears I am in tears.. goosebumps!

Mohammad Siqqique, who was just an infant during the Partition, stayed in Pakistan and now lives in Faislabad, according to reports. His elder brother Habib, also known as Shela, grew up on the Indian side of the Partition line. The video shows the duo meeting each other after 74 years and hugging each other tightly. After the tearful reunion, the two brothers talk about breaking bread together.