1Have you ever wondered, in a strange country, with a strange language, among strange people... if you only have dreams and a few coins in your pocket — can you succeed? Can an ordinary Pakistani or Indian youth become the owner of the world's largest company? Today we will hear the stories of these real people, who rose from zero and became the world's superheroes!"
✨ Script based on motivational stories
🔹 Initial difficulties – the price of dreams
Thousands of young people from countries like Pakistan, India, Bangladesh or Nepal go to Europe, the Middle East, or America every year with dreams of a better life.
Most of them do not speak the language, do not have money in their pockets, and even sleep has to be completed at the station or in the park.
The first battle is loneliness.
But this is the place where dreams are either buried or transformed into reality.
🔹 Hamza's story – Dubai laborer, his own businessman
Hamza went from Lahore to Dubai with only 40,000 rupees.
He worked as a construction laborer for a year, working 12 hours a day in the sun, sleeping on the sidewalk at night.
But he did not stop working.
After 3 years, he started his own construction business. Today he is the CEO of his company in Dubai.
Lesson: “Difficult roads lead to big dreams.”
🔹 Fatima’s story – Came to America, and then became a university professor
Fatima emigrated, cleaned houses, became a grandmother to children.
Her language was weak, people made fun of her.
But she started online classes in the evenings.
Today she is a professor at New York University.
Lesson: “Even when everyone laughs at you, believe in your dreams.”
🔹 Culture shock and mental stress
When you go abroad, everything changes: the language, the food, the customs. Zafar's Story – Refugee in Germany, Today Owner of an IT Company
Zafar came to Germany from Syria, spent several months in a refugee camp.
He taught himself coding, took on small projects.
Today his company employs 50 people.
Lesson: "If you have knowledge and courage, no country can stop you."
🔹 7. A typical Pakistani's restaurant chain in Europe
Salman from Karachi went to Italy at the age of 18.
He started by washing dishes.
Today he has 3 restaurants, a Porsche, and thousands of followers!
Lesson: "The work may be small, but the dream is not."
🌟 Summary
If you want to go abroad, know this:
Life is not easy there, but it is possible!
There is opportunity, but the condition is that you have hard work, patience, and the strength to learn.
If you want, no power in the world can stop you — neither language, nor color, nor race The last sentence 🔥
"You will surely find your destination, your hard work will pay off. Just trust yourself, because your dream only sees you. The world does not know who you are — but one day you will tell the world!"
