Shikwa Episode 70 | Sami Khan | Maria Malik | Yashma Gill (Eng Sub) | 13th July 2025 | Har Pal Entertainment - video Dailymotion

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00:00I have to live from my life

00:05My heart is very sad and also in fear.

00:11Hmm, I see.

00:13But, Sanya, how did I understand you? Just think positive.

00:17Hello?

00:18Sanya, baby, I have to tell you that Beavgumsahip is very bad.

00:24It's a good architecture.

00:26Price is reasonable.

00:28You know.

00:30My and Zaroor had a relationship with me.

00:33But you didn't listen to me as a call card.

00:37Okay.

00:39Let's go, Sanya.

00:40But they are alone.

00:42They are very sick.

00:43Kieran knows everything.

00:45Why did he know everything about his brother?

00:47Why did he keep in jail?

00:50You shouldn't give up after the wedding.

00:53I was very sad to hear you.

00:56They are very important.

00:58The woman who did with Sanya, she died or died.

01:02Sanya, there is no difference between her.

01:04Sahifa, the problem is that we don't give you the treatment of this disease.

01:08Because this disease can't be done.

01:10Because this disease can't be done.

01:11Because of his brother, I have to take care of everything.

01:16If you're the child of a small child in this world,

01:19then Kiran will show his life to him.

01:22My daughter, sister.

01:24I'll never forget it.

01:26It's easy to forget it.

01:28I've heard the same thing before.

01:30I've never been able to show anyone's mind.

01:32What did you do with your own mind?

01:34Everybody is very frustrated.

01:36In this situation, Kiran and his children should keep tension and anxiety.

01:42I'm very very frustrated.

01:44I'm very sad.

01:46And because of your way, I'm more frustrated.

01:48Don't expect me to do this

01:50Don't expect this to me that I will attend this function in any way.

01:54Now I'm going to take a look at it.

01:57But Sonia, this is not good.

02:00Besides, what is the situation we are doing?

02:04I had a fight.

02:06Kiran had a bad time with Riffat.

02:09If you say, I would like to give Riffat to Riffat.

02:11Because I can't get a treatment of this disease.

02:13Because of all, I have to take care of everything.

02:17Once a child comes to this world,

02:21I will show Kiran's eyes.

02:25I am sorry, son.

02:27If you look at her, it's easy to forget her.

02:31I've heard the same thing.

02:33It's not capable of showing anyone's eyes.

02:35What did we do with you?

02:38Everyone is worried.

02:40In this situation, Kiran and his children

02:44have to keep tension and difficulty.

02:46In the next episode of Shikwa,

02:49Sanya returns from the village field.

02:51Don't expect this to me that I will attend this function in any way.

02:57Now, I'm going to take care of it.

03:00But Sonia, it's not good.

03:03Besides, what's the situation we are doing?

03:05I'm going to take care of it.

03:07I'm going to take care of it.

03:09I'm going to take care of it.

03:11I'm going to take care of it.

03:13In the next episode of Shikwa,

03:15Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

03:18The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

03:23LIBA starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice.

03:31May her organize as a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

03:39Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

03:45The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

03:51She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

03:56Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

04:04Sanya reads the letter quietly.

04:06She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with.

04:11At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

04:18Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

04:22She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict.

04:28Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics.

04:30The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, LIBA, and MAHA.

04:37As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

04:43That silence won't win anymore.

04:45The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

04:48In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

04:53The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

04:58LIBA starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice.

05:06Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

05:14Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

05:21The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

05:25She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

05:30Zeroun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

05:39Sanya reads the letter quietly.

05:41She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with.

05:45At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

05:52Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

05:57She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict.

06:02Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics.

06:05The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba, and Meha.

06:11As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

06:17That silence won't win anymore.

06:19The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

06:23In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

06:27The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

06:33Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice.

06:40Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

06:49Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

06:55The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

07:00She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

07:05Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

07:14Sanya reads the letter quietly.

07:16She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with.

07:20At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

07:27Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

07:32She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict.

07:37Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics.

07:40The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba, and Meha.

07:46As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

07:52That silence won't win anymore.

07:54The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

07:58In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

08:03The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

08:08Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign

08:13titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings

08:19to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

08:24Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a

08:28nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a

08:33legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

08:39Zerun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey

08:44and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

08:48Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

08:53memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the

08:58rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again,

09:04this time with local officials and community elders.

09:06She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

09:11not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

09:16the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba and Meha. As she looks into

09:22the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

09:27That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

09:32In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

09:37The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

09:42Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a

09:47national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

09:52and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

09:56in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the

10:00Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

10:05The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

10:10She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

10:15Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey

10:19and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

10:22Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

10:28memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the

10:33rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village

10:38again, this time with local officials and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully

10:43and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress

10:48even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center,

10:53surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip,

10:59she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out,

11:05capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village

11:10filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on

11:15the new women's center. Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the

11:20expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Baniyan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

11:26and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

11:31in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human

11:36Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge,

11:41her work will now influence real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility,

11:46saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally

11:51writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed

11:55her in the past, he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond,

12:01but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge

12:06arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

12:12Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

12:16She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

12:20not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

12:26the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Lyba, and Meha. As she looks

12:31into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

12:37That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

12:42In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

12:47The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

12:52Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

12:56campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

13:02community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

13:06education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

13:12participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

13:17real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was

13:23told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

13:27expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has

13:31learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a

13:36drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises,

13:41landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

13:46Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

13:50She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

13:55not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya

14:00placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba and Meha.

14:06As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building,

14:10it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking

14:16shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

14:22The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

14:27Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

14:31campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

14:37community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

14:41education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

14:46participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

14:52real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who

14:57was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

15:02expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past,

15:06he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond,

15:10but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with.

15:14At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's

15:19center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials

15:24and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center

15:29is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics.

15:34The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center,

15:37surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip,

15:43she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore.

15:48The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa,

15:53Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit

15:58energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center. Lyba starts documenting the

16:03journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled,

16:07Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings

16:13to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

16:17Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a

16:22nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a

16:27legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told

16:32she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

16:37expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past,

16:40he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond,

16:45but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time,

16:50a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center,

16:54fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials

16:59and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is

17:04for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends

17:09with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba and Meha.

17:15As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building,

17:20it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally

17:25taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope

17:30and determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction

17:34on the new women's center. Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the

17:40expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

17:46and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

17:50in supporting their daughter's education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the

17:54Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

17:59The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

18:04She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

18:09Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her

18:13journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

18:17Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

18:22memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near

18:26the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

18:31Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

18:35She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

18:39not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics.

18:43The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center,

18:47surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip,

18:53she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore.

18:58The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa,

19:02Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

19:05The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

19:11Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a

19:15national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

19:20and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

19:24in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of

19:29Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge,

19:35her work will now influence real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility,

19:40saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally

19:45writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed

19:49her in the past, he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond,

19:55but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge

20:00arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

20:06Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

20:10She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

20:14not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

20:20the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba, and Meha. As she looks into the

20:26camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't

20:31win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode

20:37of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination. The success of her

20:42visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center. Liba starts documenting

20:47the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled,

20:51Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Minatsa leads community meetings

20:57to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile,

21:02Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide

21:07policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

21:13She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

21:18Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey

21:23and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

21:27Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

21:31memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises,

21:35landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

21:40Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

21:45She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

21:49not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

21:54the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba, and Meha.

21:59As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building,

22:04it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally

22:10taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and

22:14determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new

22:19women's center. Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the

22:24expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

22:30and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

22:34in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the

22:38Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel.

22:43The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level.

22:48She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter.

22:52Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey

22:57and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

23:01Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

23:06memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural

23:11site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again,

23:17this time with local officials and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully and

23:22assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even

23:27the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded

23:32by young girls, Liba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says,

23:38this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out,

23:43capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village

23:48filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin

23:53construction on the new women's center. Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform,

23:58turning the expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a

24:04fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers,

24:09in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human

24:14rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work

24:20will now influence real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is

24:25for every woman who was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a

24:30heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past,

24:34he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond,

24:39but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with.

24:42At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's

24:47center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials

24:53and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center

24:57is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode

25:03ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls,

25:07Liba, and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just

25:13a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future

25:19finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and

25:24determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's

25:29center. Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a

25:34national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

25:40community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

25:45education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

25:50participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

25:55real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was

26:01told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

26:06expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned

26:10from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled

26:15with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural

26:21site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again,

26:26this time with local officials and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully

26:31and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and

26:35courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the

26:40new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba, and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short

26:45documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore.

26:51The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa,

26:56Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit

27:01energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center. Liba starts documenting the

27:06journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled,

27:10Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to

27:16involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

27:20Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a

27:26nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a

27:31legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told

27:36she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

27:40expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned

27:44from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a

27:49drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises,

27:54landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

27:59Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

28:04She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

28:08not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

28:14the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into

28:19the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That

28:25silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape. In the

28:30next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

28:35The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

28:40Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

28:44campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

28:50community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

28:54education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

28:59participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

29:05real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who

29:10was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

29:15expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned

29:19from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer

29:24filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises,

29:29landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

29:34Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

29:39She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

29:43not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

29:48the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the

29:54camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

29:59That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

30:04In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

30:09The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

30:14Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

30:19campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, be the voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

30:25community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

30:29education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

30:34participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

30:40real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was

30:45told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

30:50expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has

30:54learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a

30:59drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises,

31:04landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

31:09Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community elders.

31:13She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

31:17not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya

31:23placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba and Meha.

31:28As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building,

31:32it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking

31:39shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

31:44The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

31:49Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

31:54campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community

32:00meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education.

32:04Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a

32:10nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a

32:15legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't

32:21matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her

32:26journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength.

32:29Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

32:34memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural

32:40site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again,

32:45this time with local officials and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully

32:50and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress

32:55even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center,

33:00surrounded by young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip,

33:06she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out,

33:12capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village

33:17filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction

33:22on the new women's center. Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the

33:27expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser,

33:33and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting

33:38their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her

33:44to participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real

33:49change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who was

33:55told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing

34:00pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned from her

34:04strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with

34:09memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural

34:15site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again,

34:20this time with local officials and community elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully

34:25and assures them that the center is for empowerment, not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even

34:30the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by

34:35young girls, Lyba and Meha. As she looks into the camera for a short documentary clip, she says,

34:41this isn't just a building, it's a promise. That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out,

34:46capturing a future finally taking shape. In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the

34:51village filled with hope and determination. The success of her visit energizes her team as they

34:56begin construction on the new women's center. Lyba starts documenting the journey for their online

35:01platform, turning the expansion into a national campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice.

35:06Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads community meetings to involve local families,

35:11especially mothers, in supporting their daughters' education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from

35:16the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to participate in a nationwide policy panel. The

35:21opportunity is huge, her work will now influence real change at a legislative level. She accepts with

35:27humility, saying, this is for every woman who was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and

35:32finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter, expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he

35:36failed her in the past, he has learned from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She

35:42doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled with memories she's now at peace with. At the same

35:47time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the rural site begin to resist the women's center,

35:51fearing social disruption. Sanya visits the village again, this time with local officials and community

35:57elders. She addresses the concerns respectfully and assures them that the center is for empowerment,

36:02not conflict. Her clarity and courage impress even the skeptics. The episode ends with Sanya placing

36:07the foundation brick for the new center, surrounded by young girls, Liba and Meha. As she looks into

36:13the camera for a short documentary clip, she says, this isn't just a building, it's a promise.

36:18That silence won't win anymore. The camera pans out, capturing a future finally taking shape.

36:23In the next episode of Shikwa, Sanya returns from the village filled with hope and determination.

36:28The success of her visit energizes her team as they begin construction on the new women's center.

36:33Liba starts documenting the journey for their online platform, turning the expansion into a national

36:38campaign titled, Awaz Banayan, Be The Voice. Meha organizes a fundraiser, and Manatsa leads

36:44community meetings to involve local families, especially mothers, in supporting their daughters'

36:48education. Meanwhile, Sanya receives a call from the Ministry of Human Rights inviting her to

36:53participate in a nationwide policy panel. The opportunity is huge, her work will now influence

36:59real change at a legislative level. She accepts with humility, saying, this is for every woman who

37:04was told she doesn't matter. Zirun hears the news and finally writes Sanya a heartfelt letter,

37:09expressing pride in her journey and admitting that though he failed her in the past, he has learned

37:13from her strength. Sanya reads the letter quietly. She doesn't respond, but places it in a drawer filled

37:19with memories she's now at peace with. At the same time, a new challenge arises, landowners near the

37:24rural site begin to resist the women's center, fearing social disruption.

Shikwa Episode 70 | Sami Khan | Maria Malik | Yashma Gill (Eng Sub) | 13th July 2025 | Har Pal Entertainment

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