Pakistani activist reunites Indian woman with her family

She was Indian and lost in Pakistan. 20 years later, she found her way to her family, thanks to a Pakistani man.

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00:00I had left my own children behind.

00:10They were much younger than me.

00:13Now they are all grown up.

00:17Do you recognize me?

00:30Yes, we recognize you.

00:36Room number 7.

00:38It's a railway station.

00:41Your house is near the railway station?

00:43Yes.

00:47How many sons do you have?

00:57I have two sons.

00:58One is Yusuf.

00:59The other is Fazal.

01:01The elder one is Yasmin.

01:03The younger one is Parveen.

01:07I went to Dubai for 9 years.

01:19Then I came here and married two daughters.

01:30I didn't have a roof over my head.

01:33I wanted to get my children married.

01:37I wanted to buy a house for them.

01:52I had to face a lot of problems.

01:55I didn't have food or money.

02:03I didn't know anyone except Allah.

02:33This is a very good cooker.

02:41I have lived a good life.

02:44India is famous for its food.

02:47But the taste of India is unique.

03:04We have a woman with us.

03:11We have the first case of a woman from India.

03:34Where were you all these days?

03:38I couldn't even ask him how he was.

03:46Hamida Bhanu's journey to India has begun.

03:56I miss you all very much.

03:59I had to stay here.

04:02I couldn't stay here happily.

04:05I am very thankful to the people who helped me.