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‎BAMM! EP 540: Dikhayee Diyee Yun (Documentary) ‎Featuring: Alyy Khan, Huma Pardesi, Shanaz Ramzi, Satish Kaif, Nadira Punjwani & Ishtiaq Baig ‎Synopsis: Something for Visually Impaired  ‎Event: Launch of SEPMA Music Academy ‎Organizer: Shaan-e-Pakistan  ‎Director & Narrator: Kamran Jawaid Aziz ‎Research: Karachi International Advertising Festival ‎Producer: BAMM! Digital ‎ ‎@shaanepakistan @humanasr @starlinkspr @bammtvpk @kamranjawaidaziz @alyykhanofficial  ‎. ‎#Sepma #Sepma2025 #shaanepakistan #starlinkspr #humanasr #sephub #sephouse #sep #impaired #blind #bammtvpk #kamranjawaid #RJKamranJawaidAziz #AlyyKhan #TheTrial #TheTrial2 #TheTrialSeason2 #Kajol

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00:00Piano music

00:30Assalamualaikum, Today I am brought to you in the Visually Impaired Public Park.

00:46Because here is the launch of the Setna Music Academy.

00:51The Setna Music Academy is built in the Visually Impaired Public Park.

01:10The exclusive music academy is the name of Setna Music Academy.

01:21How are you?

01:28How are you from the Visually Impaired Public Park?

01:31How are you from the Visually Impaired Public Park?

01:34Today, the setna Music Academy is launched, Setna Music Academy.

01:42Let me tell you something about it.

01:47In my opinion, this is a very powerful venture that Huma Pardesi and her brother Irfan Pardesi has launched.

01:55The academy is on Jumshed Road.

01:57The work has already started there.

02:00The kids who are here are performing today.

02:04And the people who are here are Sipma.

02:08Both have done a lot of practices here.

02:11And today you will see the performances.

02:15You will see how they have done a lot of work.

02:17And how beautifully they are performing.

02:20So this academy is free of charge.

02:25To the blind and specially enabled.

02:28For their use to develop the music skills.

02:31And today there is a signing ceremony.

02:34And they have also performed.

02:37And you will see the students here.

02:41And also the members.

02:44And there will be two mini summits.

02:47So today it is made a very good program.

02:51Thank you very much.

02:52Thank you very much.

02:55Thank you very much.

02:58The Sepna Music Academy is a new venture in Shana-Pakistan and in Shana-Pakistan where there are many ventures,

03:11which are visually impaired, which you can't see partially or partially.

03:19This is an exclusive music academy.

03:23Thank you very much.

03:53When you talk about the music academy and you don't have a orchestra, how can it be?

04:01We are behind the members of Shana-Pakistan, which are the stars, the stars, the stars, the stars, the stars and the stars.

04:09We are behind the scenes of Shana-Pakistan and Shana-Pakistan.

04:16We are behind the scenes of Shana-Pakistan and Shana-Pakistan.

04:22We are behind the scenes of Shana-Pakistan and Shana-Pakistan.

04:37Hello, welcome.

04:39Hello, welcome.

04:40Today the music academy is launching.

04:44What are your thoughts?

04:47What do you want to say?

04:48Today is a great initiative.

04:52The music academy academy for blind and impaired students launching.

05:11The music academy academy academy is launching.

05:27How are you?

05:29Everybody, you know, you have a lot of patients.

05:32But you have a picture here.

05:35Thank you so much.

06:01Thank you so much.

06:03Thank you so much.

06:05Thank you so much.

06:07Thank you so much.

06:09Well, now is the time for the mini-panel discussion.

06:11We are going to the panel discussion,

06:13which is hosting Shainaz Ramzi.

06:17Let's go and see and learn about Satma Music Academy.

06:21That in spite of the fact that the world seems to be blind,

06:26they keep a little heart.

06:30And because of their shortcomings,

06:36I think they are compensated.

06:38And in Pakistan it is a lot.

06:40Because in Pakistan,

06:42we have philanthropy, for instance,

06:44charity, charitable organizations.

06:46We have so much in these things

06:50that it seems to be blind,

06:52but perhaps in Pakistan

06:56now is a little bit less.

06:58Maybe.

07:00And Satma, when they started,

07:02if I am not mistaken,

07:04it started COVID.

07:06Because at that time,

07:08we were going to Sri Lanka.

07:10We were going to an event in Pakistan.

07:12Right.

07:14And then,

07:16it started COVID.

07:17Because at that time,

07:18we were going to Sri Lanka.

07:20We were going to an event in Pakistan.

07:22Right.

07:24And then,

07:26it was the due of the brothers and sisters.

07:28They created SEPMA.

07:30Because this was the concept of music academy.

07:34We couldn't travel anywhere.

07:36We couldn't travel anywhere.

07:38We couldn't travel anywhere.

07:40Within our own country,

07:42sitting in the house,

07:44we were very successful.

07:48And now,

07:50for this 10th year,

07:52the SEPMA Academy is launched.

07:56Which is on the road.

07:58And,

08:00I am very happy to tell you,

08:02that I am from IDRU alumni.

08:04I have metriculation there.

08:06In 2012,

08:08I have done that.

08:10In 2012,

08:12I have metriculation here.

08:14In 2000,

08:16I was admitted.

08:18And,

08:20I was admitted to IDRU.

08:22My parents convinced me.

08:24They also welcomed me.

08:26They also welcomed me.

08:28And,

08:29I am very good.

08:30They are my son.

08:32I am from IDRU.

08:34After that,

08:36all of these things,

08:38that I am doing,

08:40that I am doing.

08:42And,

08:43it is my power.

08:44It is my tool.

08:45It is my blindness.

08:46It is not my weakness.

08:47It is my strength.

08:48When I am friends with different

08:50persons with visual impairments,

08:52which are in our foreign country,

08:54in India,

08:56America,

08:57Iran,

08:58etc.

09:00And,

09:01all of these countries.

09:02When I met them,

09:04when I was networking,

09:06through Facebook and other,

09:08through different DM platforms,

09:10there are many fields,

09:12there are sciences,

09:13there are accounts,

09:14there are accounting,

09:15there are C.C.A.

09:16and there are C.A.

09:17And,

09:18I mean,

09:19every field,

09:20I said,

09:21why can't we do it?

09:22I mean,

09:23our Pakistan was also

09:24in 1947.

09:25So,

09:26why don't we choose

09:27only social sciences?

09:28Why don't we go to science?

09:30At that point,

09:31I thought,

09:32that the blind blind people

09:34should go to computer science.

09:35Then,

09:37I thought,

09:38that the blind blind people

09:40should go to computer science

09:41and learn more.

09:42So,

09:43no,

09:44no,

09:45no,

09:46no,

09:47no,

09:48no,

09:49no,

09:50no,

09:51no,

09:52no,

09:53no,

09:54no,

09:55no,

09:56no,

09:57no,

09:58no,

09:59no,

10:00no,

10:01no,

10:02no,

10:03no,

10:04no,

10:06no,

10:07no,

10:08no,

10:09no,

10:10no,

10:24no,

10:25marks in those 5-5 senses, and Allah Ta'ala has given me a sense to be rest assured that

10:32it will not be 80 marks, it will be 100 marks.

10:35So one of the biggest reasons of me getting involved in this particular cause was that

10:40there was a restaurant in Germany called Dark Room.

10:44And when you walk in, they blindfold you and they take you inside and your meal is blindfolded.

10:52And for the first time I realized the amount of flavor that I could taste.

10:57Because if it had been done, it would be more exaggerated.

11:02And I feel that that part exists.

11:06There was a small part that I had dedicated for this.

11:09It was a very big idea that the perfumes will be introduced.

11:15Because be rest assured that if Allah Ta'ala has taken their eyes away,

11:20you know, maybe one person's nose will be better than others.

11:23We want to dedicate ourselves to food tastings.

11:27There are a lot of practices like Shaan Foods, Lippit, Perfecto sauce company,

11:32which constantly do the sauces and tastings.

11:37And we felt that we need to dedicate a space for them because, be rest assured,

11:41if they are visually impaired,

11:43if they are visually impaired,

11:44then if they don't have a nose extra,

11:46then they will have three parts.

11:48That's why Bhaji went on and started doing music.

11:51Because we felt that, you know,

11:53that's how to speak to them.

11:55Like, I don't want to take it away from anyone of us,

11:58but I think Yamna really spoke well.

12:00So, their voices that you hear in the early days,

12:03it's being exaggerated.

12:05So, I think, I think we really need to start because,

12:08I see women empowerment, youth empowerment,

12:11this empowerment,

12:12it's so much that I'm sure I can teach skills.

12:15I'm not taking it away.

12:16You know, I've been doing it for more than a hundred years.

12:35This is a great day.

12:37But, if you want to take it away from us,

12:41you'll understand what happened to us.

12:43But, you know,

12:44what's the most important thing is that,

12:45it's important for us to understand,

12:46because we have to start,

12:47the whole community is there.

12:48So, because it's probably not

12:49so that all children are visually impaired and blind children.

12:51And here's a black room.

12:54A little bit late for them,

12:56the witchcraft would still be theanza.

12:59The witchcraft would still have it.

13:01So, it would seem like that,

13:02she would feel of it like that.

13:03So I am going into it and you can see that the path of going into it is also very difficult.

13:10We have come into it and it is completely dark.

13:18It gives a feeling that how the visually impaired students and children can feel.

13:33Hello, You are here, the children are here.

13:41They look at the children's eyes.

13:43They look at the children's eyes.

13:46They show the children that they look at the children's eyes.

26:03Today's program has been organized at the Pakistan Music Academy.

26:16They reached out to us.

26:18We are the Aydiru schools for the blind and deaf.

26:21And because their objective is to promote music among children with disabilities, so

26:27they have been engaging with us and today is basically a celebration of our partnership

26:31and music.

26:32Because music is such a unifying force as you know, it's overcoming barriers and building

26:40bridges and it brings so much energy and so much happiness to children, to everybody

26:45I would say.

26:46So yeah, we are participating with them and we are very happy about this interaction.

27:13Thank you very much for your response to our channel.

27:18Today we should recognize that the world of Pakistan.

27:21I am going to tell you about it.

27:24The world of Pakistan is SEPMA, which is a music academy for blind and visually impaired students.

27:32What objectives have you done?

27:36I have been working in the U.S. for quite a couple of years with blind students and I took them to the stage.

27:55He told me to listen to blind students. It took me one and a half years.

28:01Also, this is our way, our way, ourAfter way.

28:10We are respected.

28:12We are proud of our Pakistan.

28:14We are proud of our Pakistan, OK?

28:18We are proud of our God!

28:20What is your last question?

28:23What do you want to say to him?

28:25I don't have any trouble for my work.

28:27But everything is in God's favor of us.

28:29I have not done this for my work.

28:31I am going to donate it.

28:33I don't want to donate it.

28:35Great! Really great!

28:37There is so much passion and motivation

28:39we will get to see.

28:41Our good hopes, ma'am, are with you.

28:43Thank you very much.

28:53If my mom is not so much,

28:55this guy will hire a și or about to ask me,

28:57by paying sondern o house.

28:59Let's wait here!

29:03Peace烈!

29:05Praise the Lord!

29:07subscribers!

29:09Did you want to come come but he was a little,

29:11the nice other guy could look for him.

29:13Without any Sex Recursumations,

29:17¿right you you就可以?

29:19All these extra music yes!

29:21This is a special performance.

29:21There are activities that come and see that there is no lack of talent here.

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