It starts with a vast desert, which is baron. This setting is supposed to symbolize the pakistani movement for a better pakistan. It then shows the strings duet, they represent the few or “only” people thats within the movement (this doesnt mean strings believe they truly are the only ones, but do believe they are in a rare group).

As you can see there really arent any adults aside from them, and they seem to be poor (2 poor souls) yet they have a few tools (not many and poor beaten down) which is supposed to represent the pakistani music industry. However, there is no one around who wants to give them a listen or a chance. So then one child appears.

And thats all they need (meaning the movement just needs to start with one other) and they begin to preach with their music, create songs and thoughts of hope and a better future. In a sense they are illustrating why they create music. They just want someone to listen, they want to give this one person hope an thoughts of a better future, and hope that the one turns to many slowly and surely (as you can see in the video more and more kids or YOUTH appear and listen to the words)

At the end of the song and video you can see the kids begin participating in the singing, however while the strings duet was singing to them (Not to us) the kids are singing to us, meaning that the key to this movement, to get the world (us) to listen, we must start with educating the children and putting our positive messages into them and letting them teach the world (look at the various signs the kids make, apparently on their own).

Also to be noticed at the end is that in the begining of the video the focus was the vast baroness of the desert, while at the end the central point of the setting is the sky (we see more mountain ranges in background of the video throughout) and the sun shining at the center.

So yea…video is well done and fits perfectly with what they are trying to portray…