🇵🇰 Pakistan: No Place Like Home l Witness
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In the remote Pakistan village of Hakimwala, farmers battle a deadly pest that is ruining their cotton crops. Many find it difficult to afford the pesticide and face mounting debts.
The elders of the village encourage the young men to travel abroad to earn better pay and help lift the village out of poverty.
Twenty-eight-year-old Sharif has lived in Hakimwala all his life. He is an only son and drives the only car in the village. He is responsible for driving the sick to the city hospital three hours away.
But with the infestation of his cotton crops and rising debts, Sharif decides it is time to seek his fortune elsewhere.
Sharif decides to go to Dubai despite warnings from his friends. The villagers sell the car and his family sells their hard-earned lands to cover his expenses.
For the first time in his life, Sharif leaves his village, flies in an airplane and experiences a foreign land. In spite of mounting debts, Sharif is about to learn that there is more to life than money. Or is there?
Editor's note: Since this film first aired in April 2016, $9,621 has been raised for Hakimwala through an online crowdfund campaign. The money has been used to buy a new van for the village.
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As an Indian Punjabi living abroad, this fill my eyes with tears.
this is Multan area, which is technically not Punjabi speaking.
it is seriki, not too different, but not the same.
Yes bro I know it's Multan. I was talking about myself. Situations are very similar in some of the remote areas of Punjab so I was relating to it.
+Nauman Ahmad Yes dear, we know its saraiki dialect of southern Punjab of Pakistan...we do have same speakers here and we call this language Jhangi-Multani spoken especially in Delhi & few parts of Haryana (Southern Punjab of India) like Rohtak, Panipat & Faridabad.
+Sandeep Sharma same here, ghar ki kafi yaad aa rah hai yaar, aye hue ek mahina ho gaya. but still wake up in the middle of the night at times thinking ma papa are in the next room.
+iamgama I can understand bro but trust me there will a time when you'll think that it was all worth it :) I went through same period two years ago. Bas ab ghar walon ko yahin bula lena hai. Cheer up buddy.
I cried the whole time watching this Video, I cried of shame. The beautiful people of Pakistan just teach me Humility, Simplicity and Happiness praising God...I am working in Dubai for a long time and I do not understand Pakistanis until this Video. Forgive me for being Judgmental and Generalizing Pakistanis, but everything has changed, now I only have my outmost Respect and Appreciation on how you live your life. Long Live PAKISTAN … much Love and Respect … from PHILIPPINES
thx alot for ur respect people dont like our people without knowing them coz they look poor maybe but we have golden heart . huge respect to people of Philippines
Catriona Gray.
Thank you 🙏
Thanks
Xxx
Simple man, simple dreams. Wants to make his family proud. This guy stole my heart. I pray he clears his debts soon. Love from India
Ks R people donated $10,000 for him. He got a new van. Details on facebook.com/soa311
I'm the Director of this documentary
So good to hear that. You did a brilliant job! Wishing you good luck for the future too!
Ks R thanks to viewers like yourself we changed his life.
Ks R ...my Tears can't stop watching his documentary....His a great man.great leader
Kay Essar we love you
From Pakistan
I was in Peshawar last August and was married at the Pearl Continental Hotel. The people of Pakistan were so nice and kind I met friends there I will have for a lifetime, inshallah. Love from the USA Pakistan. Now I belong to two great countries.
I have been there too it's a lovely place. The people are awesome. Food is lovely too.
Respect for u sister from islamabad
Yup Pakistani men love white women
Saman Nadir shut up 😂
@@uzi6497 he is right 😂
I’m not from Pakistan or a person working overseas but what my colleague told me about most Pakistanis are true. They are kind hearted and hard working. Love from the Philippines.
Thank you... 😊
People are people everywhere, there's good and there's bad. Keep a balance on this view, believing in any extreme is where the problem lies.
Thank u Dannia
Thanks
My friend is Pakistani and she's very kind. I am from china. Love to Pakistan from trade partner China❤️
As an American I really love and respect the hard working people of Pakistan. They have so much love in their spirits! that's why I married a Pakistani man as well :)
Thats great! special regards and respect to you from pakistani brothers.
Great to hear that bhabi jee. Live long and prosper
Thanks sister
Yes you really love us , like Raymond Davis , who killed our innocent young beurocrate and two others. Off course your love is apparent.
@@sindhiguy35 screw you
Who said they're poor, they have strong faith in Allah! This documentary made me cry, Indeed, "No Place Like Home"
Syed Qaswar Abbas # faithless is poor
faith in Allah doesn't put food on the table.
Pakistan is let down by there corrupt leaders
@@bloodfiredrake7259 you'll be surprised.
@Amit Jatt what ??
I can only see a big heart from this young man. I wish he could see how rich he is having the entire village and family loving him. Wishing him get back on his feet again.With this documentary I will never look Pakistani same again.Big respect. From Philippines
why people look us different.
As I'm Saudi ... I couldn't hold back my tear ... his mom reminds me to my mom
Omar Mixtures يا كفيل 😃
Omar Mixtures please give respect to brothers, we love Saudia Arabia
Saudi HUROOB law is misused, it's scary. Kafeel use it with a drop of a hat. Maktab e Amal is no where. No justice for foreign labourers. It's a pathetic, disgusting condition out there. How a country having Holy Cities behave lamikr that... How??
In Saudi Arabia , You tube is banned
Ankit Dehankar .... so how are we watching this then?
actually people from pakistan whom i met so far were really polite and innocent and especially very respectful
the people are lovely on both sides of the border its our armies and govt which divide us tbh been to india several times and when i tell them i am from Pakistan they treat me very well.
@@MsSheikhsterwell said. its always the politics and the politicians who creates hatred on both sides.
Most just want peace
@@itzjustjoy6562 yup
U from
I am crying now...May Allah fulfill his dreams..amien😢😢😢
😢😢😢 I really realized that my wishes are whole nonsense compared with this guy dream, my heart really cry for Pakistani people, God bless you all
Yeah since after war against terrorism its hard here
Hi
The beautiful fact about Islam is that it teaches us to forgive one another
@Amit Jatt y its true
Lol 😂
@Amit Jatt yeah put Islam in bad things
@Amit Jatt why? If our religeon teaches good things then why should we not put it everywhere?
DO you think that only islam teaches to forgive?
This is my Pakistan ! Poor but simple, happy , beautiful , loving , caring , innocent , kind ,forgiving ,full of natural beauty.💖
Haya Ali indeed
Pakistan is so beautiful, Parachinar won my heart, my husband is from there.
Njan Mathram yes which India sponsors and some sends through Afghanistan. Pakistan have recently caught a Indian highest serving secret intelligent officer (RAW) on Pakistani soil.
Haya Ali lots of respect n love from India...
he is a spoiled lad gets whatever he asks by his parents they are the reason behind his failures
Sharif is an honest and loving man. He is also very very smart. I wish I could help this villagers. They stole my heart and I will love them forever.
May 14, 2018
Nice your mind
Iluminada Williams you’ve a very kind heart too my dear. Wish you all the best for your future. May ALLAH Guide you to the right path Aammeen.
People with little have big hearts
May be u can visit Pakistan one day,
Now a days its top tourist destination,
Admirable feeling. Plethora of thanks for helping people.
i am from philippines, respect to all of pakistanis who works abroad, i my self is working abroad too..i can feel the pride of the parents
thanks bro
welcome man
kokonat poknat@ Maraming Salamat po Kuya, lots of love from Pakistan
up see
kjii love p
After watching this short documentary, I learned 1 thing from them is that no matter how uneducated they might look for the world but they never forget Allah. Every person in this documentary kept thanking and praising God even in their hard times. I hope sharif and his village have better life and one day people will remember them for something really good inshallah. Good luck
People raised almost $10,000 for Sharif. He now has a new van. More info available at hakimwala.com
Syed Owais Ali I am so happy he is happy
may Allah grant all his wishes. I have everything but I am still unhappy.
Syed Owais, are there anymore villages or people like this is need of help? Please make a website or something, so that people from the city can come to know and help our poor countrymen. I was embarrassingly so ignorant and unaware of this, I felt really bad after watching this video. Please let me help.
Also, rather than buying a car why don't we build schools and educate these people and their children. A car would help them for now, but education would alleviate poverty for generations to come.
I can see a happy simple people who loves their people in the village... supporting each other.. no insecurities instead ready to give just to fulfill one man's dream and the villager are still forgive him even though he failed..Subhanallah..
love from Bangladesh to Pakistan 💜💜💜
No more Bangladeshi we are sick of you!!!
I watched the whole story. His story is so close to mine 45 years ago except I did not return. I do not blame him as wanted to go back home for a year. Three of my friends did go back. They are doing good. However, the life is a journey, you must find your place where you feel comfortable and grow. You must not regret. May Allah bless you and your family.
God bless you with good health for such nice words for Sharif
Thanks
Life is all about struggle, the more you struggle the more you get. Going abroad is a good move for developing countries but people of this region put more efforts into relationships. Indeed they know the value of family. Nicely put words 👍🏻
“A dog is better off in Pakistan than in Dubai.”
True words
Sahi kaha.
There are many thoughtful moments in this documentary. If someone had noticed when he came back from Dubai his father was saying ....I sold our land to pay off debts I can sell more land to buy you a car too.... Another thoughtful moments when his mother was complaining that he promised us to take us to Hajj but he did not but we cant talk rough to our son as he is the only son.... I mean look at the attitude of his parents. Though illiterate but their behavior to their son is so supportive like educated city parents.... really amazing!!!
ShinyStar itvis not a matter of illiterate or educated parents are parents .they have same feeling towards their childerns.
Indeed
May Allah grant success to Sharif. Respect & love for him from Bangladesh...
May God bless true and kind people of Pakistan. Well wishes from Punjab India
Manjit Singh love from Lahore
Thesis Project love from Islamabad pakistan :)
Manjit Singh love from Peshawar too
Love from DGKhan Pakistan
Manjit Singh you are so handsome ,
I know this man personally. He is Saraiki and is very hardworking and honest. May Allah help you and your family brother. Ameen
sarahanmol how is he doing
Assalamu alaikum.. my name is ali.. and Im from pakistan, currently i live in england. I really want to help sharif.. is there any way you can address me to this person.. Jazak allah
Bro do you have his contact number. Please I need to help him
Ameen
Actually he was my van driver 3 years ago.. I left the job n I don't know anything about him now
I am an indian saying I love pakistani people & pakistan.kuch anbandh ye 'media aur government' hame nafrat se nehi rakh sakte....🎈❤
People on both sides love each other
Nihar give me ur number
..
@@alkaagarwal9998 kyu bhai kyu maangra uska number
Yes that's why u are a gaddar
@@theintimateindian so that he can be taught love
Allah will help you sharif for your big dream....don't lose hope..I know you have a big heart to help your villagers
their culture is sooooo beautiful. I love the compassion, and the selflessness. I wish America was more like so
Natural Hairbalist yeah n we r proud whatever we r :)
I suppose, once upon a time, it was
Pure people pure culture ❤
hahahaha theyre culture is filthy. God Bless America FRFR
I am Indian...and I am Shocked to see that life is like this in Pakistan ....
Poor yet have Golden hearts ......
india bhe asa ee ha chutia
Depend on which place u live.... I live in mirpur azad kashmir Pakistan u won't find any poor or jobless people there
Why are you even shocked, it's the same in India, farmers committing suicide has reached a high in the past few years.
İndian ke halat bot bory hain yeh tu bot acha hy
Better than India
May Allah bless true and kind people from Pakistan. Love from Latvia 🇱🇻♥️
@TheIronMan987 I am from Latvia Trikata. But now I live in Ireland.
@Mansoor Khattak In shaa Allah
@TheIronMan987 yes sure you can share some liks with me.
I LOVE this short documentary. It captures so much heart. Sharif is a hero ❤️ from USA
Capitol Yasa you can find the latest update on Sharif and a $10,000 fundraiser for him on Hakimwala dot com
Syed Owais Ali thank you! I will definitely check it out. :)
Thank you... 😊
Pakistan. Islam. Family. Culture. Formality. Urdu is so beautiful omg I can't wait to go Pakistan.
All beautiful except Islam..wonderful documentary:)
Great documentary agian..but where is the success in Islam..please name me one..Morals are given to religion by people and the other way around...Islam has no great literature to speak about...no great inventions..no great achievements..only war..invasions and destruction...I think the terrorists are showing the world real Islam..you are a monority
have a blast
maybe it's your last.
ever heard of Islamic Golden Age?
Obsolentbutcool your always welcome here bro and look at that Lundians came here full of Hate
Meanwhile in some places of the world children cry if they don't have the new xbox... The world is so unbalanced, that's why it's breaking apart.
+liedetector101 dont you know Islamic names in scientific research and development, actually Muslims are the pioneers of recent sciences and Islams strongly recommend to search and learn
+liedetector101 thank you for being so honest and telling the truth. some People would like to say oh it is beacuse of this,and beacuse of that. but it is the fault of muslims themself. look at east asia, look at other Places. when i went to Afghanistan all those i talked were telling me how what science Discover today, is already in the quran. instead of Learning real science in Afghanistan, they are Learning about the hadith, and the miracles Muhammad did. instead of working so hard to memorize the quran, they should learn real science. by real science i mean, Math,physics,chemistry and so on.
+liedetector101 selective facts how many chinese have won Nobel prizes in Sciences over 1 billion and how may Indians have. Yet both of these races have contributed. What you failed to mention is that most of the Jews Nobel prizes were not won in Israel but USA where we all know the advantages that they have there.
+liedetector101 I advocate for secularism and education. But to say Islam is why people are poor is a gross generalization. To pin the economic disparity on poorer countries by saying it's their fault they are poor is overlooking the power structures imposed by ex-colonial powers that now form the first world and which actively propagate inequality to maintain their economic hegemony.
+liedetector101 lol Cuba is a perfect example of the first world countries (through the embargo) creating conditions that make it difficult for economic growth in third world countries.
But it's okay, you seem only interesting in pinning all the blame on Islam, as if illiteracy is an issue only in Islamic countries. Iran is the country in which the states mixes religion and politics way more than many other Islamic countries. And yet Iran leads as the producer of scientists and medical personnel in the region. It's literacy rate is at 82% (97% amongst youth). Moreover most University students are women (65% according to a unicef census). So how does Iran fit in your narrative of Islamic backwardness.
me myself a upper middle class Pakistani and many others can't imagine to leave Pakistan believe me we love our country more than anything
thats true, I being in Germany always desire to come to Pakistan
arsam kiani because you are beneficiary of Pakistan. explain this guy how he can pay debt from your economy by working. explain
Dont say, than everything.
Gobind pal singh may be you are right but my father was from lower class, he sport me for education and I struggle for my career and now i am in higher middle class if you decide in right direction and keep struggle in such countries like Pakistan or India no doubt you will get success in your own country
Javaid Iqbal bro donot be offended by this but east Punjab we are I think 10 tines richer than this. I wish I can help my brother. 3 lac in our money is about two lac.
This story made me remember the life i had in the philippines some years back. Suddenly i remember my old folks i left behind. I cannot control my tears. I wish to visit pakistan someday.
And I'm Pakistani watching this from Philippines Manila
You are very warmly welcomed..from pakistan
I am from China, working in Dubai now，by the video I am touched his parents and village peoples give his great loves. Poor and debt not terrible, but we ought to have courage to change it. Dubai is not a good place , but he should insist on working hard here, not four months and only work one month then back pakistani.because he spend too much money and parents hopes for working Dubai.
lives no easy at everywhere.only change by yourself hard working and deligent clever
I have two Pakistani friends work in Dubai now ,we working together very happy.
We love china
The land of coronavirus
Indeed they love china... they can wear their underwear mask they can do anything for china
@@ankitjazz9366 tujhy kiya hy kali tati ki shakal waly jealous hindu
💝💙💜🤎💓
Pakistan is a rich resource country even more than the Gulf countries combined. You dont need to go anywhere but the problem in my opinion is politics and wealth management.
Love from Africa.
love from Pakistan :)
Sofia Sofia rightly said .
Sofia Sofia agree with u 100%
Sofia Sofia thanks for the love 💓😊👏
Global World boo
Made me cry ! 😭wish i could help my brother ! This is the condition of farmers in india and pakistan !
Mohd Taqi Ks R people donated $10,000 for him. He got a new van. Details on facebook.com/soa311
I'm the Director of this documentary
loved the story and glad to know that the story has a positive end. human spirit is amazing
Fabulous -thank you for making it.
Syed Owais Ali
You should do a follow up!
@@OwaisAlisyed do you have any news if his parents went to Hajj?
Love from Vietnam and Canada 💚
MysticalHassanK assalaam o alaikum I am one as well
Thank You And Same
DD Nguyen long live Vietnam. My girlfriend also from Vietnam. Long live canada
why your half part in canada and another in vietnam
Duong V Nguyen we love u too 💓😊👏
Such a humble beautiful place my husband Pakistan we go every year may Allah bless yous all
Michelle Camobell whare are you from sister
Tulffo
I feel so bad for him and his family. He's such a sweet and innocent person. Wish I could help him. Sending my love from the UK.
Nice Pakistan. I really wanna visit Pakistan if possible.
+Long Zheng You are most welcome. Whenever you come to Pakistan. You will be my guest. most welcome brother
+Long Zheng yes bro
welcome dear
Long Zheng welcome here any time, you can contact me if u come to Pakistan +923244525455 is my watts app number
Long Zheng you are welcome anytime.... text me if you want to
Fell in love with Pakistan. My heart goes out for Sharif and his village.
we love you too..lots of ❤️ from Pakistan
I love how Al Jazeera did not document Sharif's experience in Dubai AT ALL. They didn't even let him comment on precisely why he came back after 4 months. Sharif is lucky that he was even able to come back at all, most south Asians are trapped there with their passports taken from them.
Exactly. I really wanted to know of his experience and reason for return. Honestly, I had the exact same thoughts when he returned. I was like "Alhumdulillah, atleast he came back to his family"
There are alot of saraikis just like him suffering in Dubai. Just inshallah they all get to come home. Like he said Pakistan is beautiful and green, Dubai is just cement.
@@supermedia7978 Well dear you are wrong
@@fadiahashim409 ????
Supermedia how exactly..?
I'm from Vietnam ! I love Pakistan 😘😘😘
Thanks 😀
We love u too
i love you Sharif, for having a BIG heart and being loveable son to your parents as well as your united village, may Allah continue pouring graces and blessings all throughout your hardworks and perseverance. my heart really touched your helpful manners. crying here from the Philippines!
Bless are the mothers who begat hardworking people like us, who build the world, unnoticed by the world... snide but this is the world. Thanks Al Jazeera, with love from Pakistan
I'm loving now Pakistan.😊💚
love from the Philippines.😊❤
Ragnar Luna love you too my brother from Pakistan but living in UAE
Awaa Ansar Thank you. God bless you always.
Ragnar Luna welcome!
Ragnar Luna phillipines people also very hospitable and nice living in phillipines now
Ragnar Luna
Hhhhhhh Pakistani men give pleasure for philipino girls and boys in Dubai 😂😂😂
Love from Kerala, south India, to Pakistan!
Foxy Llama Thank you. I absolutely adore South India and prefer to visit it rather than North India. Goa and Kerala are my favourite places.
John Joyce love from Pakistan , to south India , enik nine ishataman :)
Love you too brother from Pakistan
These a Pakistani people shown in video are also like u South Indian people with different language and different culture... and they are also not represented by media as u people are not represented by North Indian media and people... same is the case with them... so i think u will love them more coz of similarities 🙂🙂🙂
Ya ya you keralites have a lot of love for many things....lol
I am from Nepal and I have watched almost all the episode covered by Alzageera but I haven't found this much happy and funny person in Pakistan.He is so happy and it feels good for all.
I am in tears. Insha'Allah all of his dream will come true..Love from Kolkata
we drink pure milk all fake process milk go to u😁😆😆😆 they r so funny xxx
Joop joop Somwong 🤓🤓😂😂
Kanyarat Murtha lolxx yeah its funny and true at the same time!!!
Haha funny but he is right actually..
Kanyarat Murtha funny but true 😂
Yeah for Sure 😂 he thinks so, may be there is something like that
this video proves that after all we are from same culture ..line divided the land but not the hear and innocent which you find in common people of these two country,,,love from INDIA... :)
yes haider but I would love to meet nice people like you and belive me people like you can bring change so pakistan shine again... :)
I agree!
thats a beautiful pictur of pakistan.. belive me ..u r no different from us.. love from india..
No same culture. We are muslims and we are different, so stay away. If you are having same environment it doesn't mean we are same and from culture.
+Faraz Khan, I'm a muslim from another continent and trust me, we can't make a distinction between a muslim and a hindu... so yes, you do share the same culture and religion has nothing to do with it.
They consider themselves poor but they are not. Their lives are full. maybe not with money but with love. How could they leave that to chase paper?
+beardedwanderer have you ever been poor ?Like, not having what to eat for a day or two?Stop talking rubbish.
yes i have. so please dont assume so much.
+beardedwanderer He is in debt, did you not read the subtitles?
You are right brother
We are not poor we are not rich we just live a simple with less money.
i can see the genuine and truthness in their eyes... bhagwaan aapke maaa baap ko hamesha salamat rakhey .. love to them
GOD bless Sharif and everyone in the village 🙏🙏🙏
The Richest Poor man Of Hakimwala Pakistan ...........
Well said brother ;)
this is great God bless you people and Pakistan!
thankyou sir
Jamie Grieve . Thanks bro
Jamie Grieve Amen and same for u
we love you too..lots of ❤️ from Pakistan
Jamie Grieve thanks dude💓 we love u too
Love from india to these beautiful people!
+Ryder R that's what we want from each other. :) Respect from Pakistan.
+behroze barcha Very much needed. Thank you :)
+behroze barcha --very true and nice people-----thanks for sharing this lovely movie-----great
no India !! Pakistan this Pakistan
Raspberry Bonbon That's sweet of you. If we can hate surely we can love too. So just a honest opinion from side.
Love from USA I would love to have a family with all the love you see in a village I love see the closeness and the beautiful children my little family is my world so I can understand
So glad Aljazeera could raise money for him. They managed to raise over 9600 USD with which Hakimwala bought a van.
Thankyou Aljazeera for bringing this story to us, Even we Pakistanis living in big cities are unaware of the problems faced by our sweet village people.
Hi everyone,
This is Owais, the director of this film. After an overwhelming response from the viewers, I decided to set up a fundraising page to get back the village car. Once we reach the goal, I will post a short film on my page about the new village car.
You can donate on this page: www.youcaring.com/hakimwala-village-561591
Thank you for such a heartfelt response to this film. It means a lot to me and I am sure to the village as well!
+Syed Owais Ali You should make your comment show up at the top of the page so everyone can see the fundraiser thank you.
+kamran1 I can't do that since I haven't uploaded this video. If you all press like on my comment it might show at the top.
Syed Owais Ali I see ok thanks.
Did u reach your goal?
Hey Syed did you get to the desired goal to get the village car back. Are you able to share any details of where this village is in pakistan is it in Sialkot?
I am an Indian and this video is very special to me because the language which they are using is the same which my Parents use sometimes when we go to our native town Panipat. I know they migrated from Pakistan during partition, but this is the first time I've heard someone else using this language. I don't even know the name of this language :-(
Akash Sethi this language is a dialect of Punjabi, referred to as Seraiki.
oh okay okay, thank you so much for letting me know :)
Akash Sethi .. it's called SARAEKI Language my Grandfather and their families migrated from Ferozpur India. .
Akash Sethi :its saraiki language its often speak in southern panjab of pakistan.
Akash Sethi . bro this language is from Multan region .it's called sarayeki سرائیکی searched about it on Internet u will understand this is the most oldest language than urdu and hindi .
This guy won my heart...I pray for him and for the Village...
Love💓 Pakistan from Philippines 🇵🇭
This person is so Intelligent. Seriously.
Syd Anas
I thought the guy is a bit of a fool. He should have thought hard before making his father sell the land and the car (and spend nearly $6000 dollars) to go to Dubai. When he got to Dubai, he should have stayed there no matter how hard he found it and earned enough money to pay back all his debts and also save some money to take back to his parents.
Did anyone else notice how wise beyond his years that young guy was. I was kind of surprised by his remark near the end when he said Even way out in the middle of nowhere ," You know when you got money every one wants to be your friend and listen to you but. when it's gone no one wants to hear your voice." Kind of scary how the same people are no matter where you go. I liked that young guy. He seemed like a really nice easy going person. A person who if he called you a friend would actually mean what he says and actually try to do anything he could to help his friend. COOL GUY WISH I HAD A FRIEND LIKE HIM
+gordon b ditto totally agree with you
Hey and Hi Ibrahim Munir thanks for the complement. Do you mind if I ask you 2 questions 1. do you live in the USA and are you voting for Bernie Sanders if you don't mind telling me
gordon b hey gordon, no bro/sis I am not from US, I am from Pakistan myself. Having said that I am a big fan of Bernie Sanders, I endorse his policies and his vision of a inclusive society free from corruption and nepotism and corruption with equal opportunities for everyone, though I also disagree with him on some issues but all in all I overwhelmingly support him. Now can I ask you why you asked me that :) ?
I loved this man especially his innocence and his feelings for his parents and fellow villagers. Love from India. \PEACE/
Love from England what beautiful people they are I really wanna help them buying a car isn't difficult for us but look at they situation I would like to help them and bring they smiles back
well I can get you in touch with em', if you don't mind
this man stole heart
love and wishes from india
i wish i travel pakistan some day
ayusheverstud your welcome anytime
Jb ao to mujhy zaroor batana😍😍😍
Welcom always india bhai pakistani kom pyar karne wali kom ha ap ko a kar inshallah bht acha lage ga
Kas aasa hota ki jase hum indian india me gum skte hai vase hi pakistan me bhi gumne ja skte or is video ko dkhkr lgta hai jase ye koi apne punjab ka hi gav ho future me india pakistan k relation bhagwan kre bhot aache ho or me sabse phle pakistan gumne jau.. 😍
Welcome bro
Love from India for people like Shareef..
Keep ur spirit up Shareef.
u will buy the car for village one day.. and for sure...
Dark World people donated for a new car for Sharif. More details at facebook.com/soa311
I'm the director of this documentary
Syed Owais Ali Well done brother! Keep this good work up.
Just saw the post on ur profile.
Bravo!!! to all the donors.
14:55 spraying insecticide with no gear on, but a hard working honest man, who needs to be guided the right path, wish if i could render some help to him. respect from India.
Vinny Kushwaha respect to you to sir
Hi, i am from India, its pretty amazing video of pure village peoples the way of their life, it making my heart filled...so cool n peaceful daily life they are having..! i know many pakistani friends they are from the village...so polite behaviour and very innocent nature, i know chacha from pakistan he does collect scrap but the way way of his behavior it make me think always
u indians are also like this.why u r showing that india is very progressed
+gujjar pakistani, In some ways we have progressed a lot, in other ways we are lagging a lot. Doesn't mean we shouldn't show our better side. You people can also do it. The world has been seeing only your bad side. Its upto you to change it.
+gujjar pakistani Bro; cool down! The video or short film is not about progress or they would have made it in a metropolis not in a village. But it's about the burden a man has on his shoulder who go out to earn a living to sustain a whole village back home. For Every success story there are many failures and disappointments too. The mouse hole four or eight of these workers squeeze them self into for years, is only recently discovered, how in humane and cruel the life of these people is there. Not everyone has the guts, nature or steel to handle it. Check those videos here on UA-cam.
I'm a Pakistani nd i know the reality we are peaceful people.we are not terrorists.Pakistan ZindaBaaad.
I wish that innocent never dies because it is the humanity and simplicity. I wish we could preserve this beauty of the beautiful country.
I was in teared watching this video...Allah blessed you for your dream in life...the villagers needed you as much....
So much love and Respect from Bangladesh...May Allah fulfill his wish...
may ALLAH brings prosperity in Bangladesh too
No more Bangladeshi we are sick with you!!!
Ameen
The richest poorman
PAKISTAN MIRA HEY, greetings from Dublin Ireland. This brought me to tears. Have never met my Bathan family. Born in Ireland... Bismilla!!!
💗 to Irish people
This reminds me to my neighbor in Malaysia. They're Pakistani that have stayed for years there. Having kids there and also IC as Malaysian citizen. May Allah protect them always. They are nice person.
I love my country and I can even give my life for Pakistan. ❤️
living forlife don't die for pakistan plz live for pakistan do some social work where u r living now donate much as u can... give foods to the hungers n u will have beautiful sleep I promise :)
love pakistan from saudi Arabia
+أحمد المزيني same
أحمد المزيني brother do something for racism issue in arab world plz
Guys Chill.... he's not making Saudia's Policies.. he's just expressing his love for our country. you want to express your anger towards Saudi Policies? go to a related forum and express you anger to a relative(to the problem,like an official) person
Thank You Mr Ahmed and same
love Pakistan from Kashmir
I wish I can go and meet this lovely person. Pakistan is so beautiful. The people are so innocent and sweet.
Indians and Pakistani built UAE instead of their own country and irony is our youngsters are at awe of this place which was built recently by us only....
great village life.how people of village behave.they are really honest & responsible.
no doubt
right sir
bro you go islambad lohare karachi this city best city working
Khera sahib great comment great man
you do realise this video has nothing to do with reality, do you ?
I am in paris but my heart is in pakistan still.I miss pakistan and I love pakistan.
Usama Khaliq i miss pakistan so much but i have to work in uk because i send money to my family
I can sacrifice my life for Shareef's happiness. I am from India. I love Shareefu. I can give my life for the unconditional love between Shareef and his parents.
respect n love from pakistan
This documentary made me cry. It is a plight not only of Pakistanis, but other nationalities working abroad. I am a Filipino, now working in UAE.
I am fortunate that I felt welcome and adjusted quickly to the culture here and actually felt like a second home.
I am fortunate that I came here by my own choice, to seek a better future for myself. I too, am an only son, but my parents are living comfortably, for they have their own means of income.
It is heartbreaking for me to watch this, for most of my friends and acquaintances here came not out of choice, but obliged, even forced because of circumstances. My heart goes out to this man. I hope he gets the trust back of his village.
Omg😪😪😪 what did I just watched, I felt like I was stabbed every inch of my body and could bleed to death. What a beautiful country and Poeple. Shame on people still trying to ruin the innocent country. Bless you all miss Pakistan so bad.
Good
love pakistan from india..
+Ashish Verma thanks brother
Very strange bro almost sounds unreal when one hears love from india
+Ashish Verma me too! sending love to pakistan frm india
+I make prank calls to radio programs. Play them on my page. Well those are your views and not mine. Looking at your comment I really don't think you are tolerant at all and I don't know where you are from.
+Vrindavan Lahkar Konsi bandook??? Tum logon ke paas kahan sey bandook aay gee
Nice people.. Really nice people. I am an Indian, living in the Paris region, and my closest friend, a brother away from my home and country, is a Pakistani. We are after all the same people.
Fantastic story..Love from India to the whole family..heart warming documentary..should be shown in Indian schools..we are all united in the same poverty and problems.
I don't hate muslims. I love them cause from my childhood to right now,most of my friends are muslim and I love them and now missing them a lot. Inida_Pakistan both are the best country for their people and culture.
LIAR!
Beautiful village with beautiful people....love from India
buying a car for the whole village, how sweet is that
east or west home is the best
siraiki language here used
he is from our area dg khan ,pakistan
Exactly
So true x
Moral: money is not everything. If he had stayed back in his village, life would be happier. Despite the economic hardships, its great to see such a humble and supportive local community where sense of pride, forgiveness and caring for the others plays a key part.
I was in Pakistan last January 2018. Please visit Pakistan you will love this country.
This beautiful documentary touched my heart May Allah give them happiness and blessings in their lives Salams & duas from Afghanistan