When his dad said "Where's his honour now?" 👏👏

she become a star because men's watching her. STOP watching if they are true to their god's teaching.

PARENTS TAKE NOTE THIS IS HOW YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD: UNCONDITIONALLY

She would have fit in perfectly in California. This is the most liberal state in the US. Her actions are modest compared to Kim Kardashian.

Why are ONLY women supposed to uphold an honorable way of living and be punished for it, but not men?? Killing another human being, there is nothing honorable about it!

Qandeel didn't kill anyone.. didn't hurt anyone.. she just did wt ever she loved... to be famous.. she was supporting her family... she was innocent.. feel really sorry for her.. RIP QANDEEL..

"Where's his honour now?" when her dad said that I felt it the most, her parents are truly traumatised by this and obviously miss and love her dearly and it makes it so much more tragic. They or her didn't deserve what their son and her brother put them through

Her father is so respectable. The level of difference her father and her brother is so vast.

YO I LOVE THESE COMMENTS 👏 I haven't seen a single racist one yet! Can we all just aknowledge that the dad hopes his son gets the death penalty?! What a good father he is!! He really truly loved her...

Her Parents are really Respectable!

The way the father talks about Quandeel is touching ♥️

when mom hows her hair pins, eye liner and phone charger I can feel how much pain she is going through 😢😢😢

I loved the reporter. confident and wonderful. RESPECT.

Being an Indian, growing up in similar culture as Pakistan, I can say that girl must have done all this to support her family. To take out her family from poverty. Heartening to see how her parents misses her. Many people only see what a girl does, but no one sees, what made her do that. She was just an entertainer. She didn't do any illegal thing. RIP.

Her father is an honorable man.

when the mufti said 'if anyone tries to ashame a clergy, they should remember qandeel', @all that statement holds an ocean. Mufti is the muderer

Hat’s off to this reporter for bringing the whole story forward even though it endangers her own life

There is no honour in murder

I love her reply of "Why i came here" - people had demonised her, i came here to humanize her. There are lots of Quandeel in the country but you haven't let them move forward, thats why i came. 🙏 I deeply respect the reporter and her courage to cover this story and i also respect the lawyer 's openness on her thoughts.

Good on you for making this documentary!!

Females and males are not judged differently by God.

He was adamant that he was innocent, as he threatens with “anyone who wants to against the clergy should remember what happened to Qandeel” that was a threat, not a warning.

OMG I feel so sad for her parents 😭 her father is so broken

I just want to really give props to the reporter and Qandeel for their bravery. Qandeel, for going after her dreams against all odds in a society like hers. The reporter for going after the truth and being so passionate against the risks.

Qandeel's family clearly loved her. Her father is a gentle soul, you can tell from his eyes, and is quietly raging against his other son.

The sad part is that the man that expose her don't really feel bad and they'll do it again to the next girl

Her father is a lovely man,,I seen a doc one time where he said he hopes his son is given the death penalty as he is the one who dishonoured the family not Qandeel

There's lots of tears in my eyes. It's very sad that she was murdered by her own brother, I feel so sorry for her parents it must be so hard to bare her loss.

I hope Qandeel gets her justice. It still hurts to think that she lost her life only because she wanted to express herself, to be herself and to not to conform to society. Rest in peace Qandeel ❤

Quandeel should have left Pakistan.

its so touching to see that her mum and dad support her ♥️

Such a tragic story 😢 I’m really glad, the parliament changed the law, on honor killings, and that they cannot be freed, if the family forgives them. You did a great job covering the story, and interviewed so many people to help us understand every aspect. You’re a great reporter, with a kind heart. Thank you so much for sharing this story.

I think the girl just know how to use her charm and never meant to bring shame to her family that's why she use stage name .. Too bad not all people is open minded to let the girl spread her wings and landed on her own journey of life. I hope justice and sincerity prevail.

She's beautiful and bold ...full of confidence..RIP

My deepest condolences goes to Qandeel's family. Years may have passed since her death but I want them to know that someone overseas who have seen this documentary is also grieving for the death of their precious girl. 😭😭😭 I'm in tears when their lawyer said at the end that not even a single one bother to pay respect to her family. People can be definitely heartless and cruel!!!

Best ever proper story of Qandeel I've ever seen..awesome work by Reporter

This is my first time looking a Journalist crying making documentry you are very senstive person.

Who the heck Qavi thinks he is... "anyone who wants to make allegations against the clergy, they should remember what happened to Qandeel..." He thinks he's God? That he will not get into trouble even when he created one?! Preposterous! And how dare he tries to touch her??! Such an embarrassment to humanity ... RIP Qandeel... :(

Sadly, this is what vice media has done in Afzal Kohistani's case. they didn't try to keep his location hidden , and exposed where his family lived. Afzal was viciously fighting for his brothers and the women that were murdered in a shameless honour killing. Afzal was found head shot because of their improvisational and reckless behaviour. RIP Afzal and Qandeel.

Great Journalism. Edit: this was not sarcasm. This is actually a fine piece of journalism.

You don,t need a time machine ...in some place in the world you are automatically 100 years behind

she was suporting her parents man.....even brothers too..tb izat ki bat kiu nhi ati k bhae ghar py hy aur behn kamati hy

When she invited the guy to the hotel and took those selfies SHE KNEW IT WAS HER ENDING. THIS GIRL IS OUT TO PROVE HER POINT. She’s died free. I lived in the Middle East as a minority Catholic but I’ve seen and heard almost everything.

''everyone who want to make alegations against the clergy should remeber what happened to qandeel'' to me this statement sound like a direct threat

Honour killing in islam is haraam. It is basically murder. Her acts were shameful but nobody in the world had any right to kill her. Only Allah swt has the right to punish as he wills.

Look at her parents..how heartbroken they are. Her mom holding on to her things she left behind.. so sad. Must be really sad for them to go through this having the daughter killed by their son. Disgusting culture of male dominance

And too much respect for this journalist woman 👏

I cannot believe that in 2019 you still have honor killings!

Wat nonsense?? He is stated as a muslim figure and u ask a lady to come to ur hotel room which is occupied by juz the 2 and datbis wrong. As a muslim, he can only touch a woman if she is a muhrim(related by blood) if not den its called HARAM unless he is helping the woman

Her parents are awesome they not up for the murdering honor crap .

Thank you Hani Taha for covering this story the way you did. May she Rest In Peace 🙏😭

Very touching. I cried too when I first watched the previous documentary. Mankind really has become heartless.

Stories like these should come out and make us re-examine our mindset towards women in society. Qandeel is definitely an outspoken, dignified woman. She went beyond the sanctions imposed by society and led her life the way she wanted it to. This documentary has significantly reflected on the mindset of men in Pakistani society. Particularly, the cleric and the passport official who said that women who lives like Qandeel will meet death as a penalty or that women at all times be concerned about how the society might think. If we as women always thought about what the society thought we would never have had received education or been given citizenship. May there be greater change in Pakistani Society and more hope for Pakistani women from the judicial system.

amazing...loved the way the reporter put together an amazing documentary and added the right emotion with it...

I shed tears for her. She did not deserve death for trying to be someone in life. Every person has the right to express themselves the way they want to.

Great work... I can understand her feelings and her life struggles.... 😢

"You have the paparazzi in Britain". Yeah, but british women don't get "honour killed"... What kind of logic is this guy using??

You without sin cast the first stone

i didnt know her but i cried all she was tryi g to do is live her life and she helped her family !!! Her brother was shamed because he couldn't buy a nice home for hes fa. Family but she did !!! She has opened the door for other young girls to dream and live a better life !!! Rest in peace !!!

Her parents made me cry🙂

RIP Qandeel, we call ourselves a Muslims, yet everyone used and abused Qandeel, and the last straw was her own brother killing her. This is Pakistan, use and abuse the girl and when it comes to your own doorstep , be a good Muslim. Pathetic

It's really sad to see that Pakistan has not progressed as a nation. I've even noticed this with Pakistani's living abroad. Many just don't want to move forward from the culture they had back home, and when a woman, like Qandeel does so, they are questioned to the point where they have to lose their self worth thanks to society's backdated views. I really hope her story has inspired other Pakistani women, particularly to women on a global scale to stand up for their rights, and let them own their selves. Rest in peace, the epitome of femininity - the ever so gorgeous Qandeel Baloch.

I love this journalist Really admire her integrity and just everything about her,her personality and she comes across in all of her interviews Wonderful!

I am from Amritsar( Punjab)India, I saw biography of Qandeel Baloch by Ms Hani Tasha, I really Salute to Ms Hani Taha, you are really GREAT,when I saw this, I can’t sleep 4 nights, that was really terrible, I wish, I can come Pakistan and see you and Qandeel’s Parents.My deepest, heartfelt sympathies go out to Qandeel’s parents . Qandeel deserves to be remembered, and I again salute to Ms Tani Taha who covered this story very beautiful

It’s not just about Pakistan or Muslims. A Girl was killed by her Brother just because Society was not enough Open-Minded to handle the Bold and Brave personality of a Woman. Honour Killing is an International Issue which many countries are suffering from, Qandeel was a Celebrity that’s why media highlighted this, else thousands of girls have been killed in the name of honour across the world on regular basis. We need to bring the much needed change in ourselves instead of blaming the society, because we are also the party of the same society in same way or the other. Instead of judging What is Wrong or What is Right let’s focus on making a world more peaceful.

So sad no one has the right to judge her as Allah SWT is the best judge of all . May Allah SWT grant her a place in Jannat Ameen Summa Ameen 😢🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thankyou to the girl who covered this. Lots of respect and love . Thankyou for not being like others. Love.

Fantastic effort by u dude..

When Qavi said that people who want to speak against the clergy, they should remember what happened Qandeel, I instantly saw him as someone who hides behind power. Power is a great responsibility, something that shouldn't be so comfortable with having.

WOW. SOCIETY IN PAKISTAN NEEDS TO CHANGE!!!

Watching her mom treasuring her daughters belongings, moved me to tears.

Her father deserves all praises! His wife stands beside him and deserves praises, as well! They loved their daughter and their son deserves severe consequences.

I think someone paid the brother to do it

he was ashamed of her that people in pakistan knew it was her sister. but now after the killing even more people AND outside of pakistan know it was her sister. wheres the logic?

Great journalism, Thanks madam.

WOW very powerful STORY 😥😥we LOVE you too RIP🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊#FlyFree #FlyHigh #ShineBright

The country will not change as long as people will not change the believe, and this thing will just keep happening as long as people placing religion before human. Religion that place god before human is not a religion but a cult, religion is by right a teaching to bring people forward not backward.

I'm a Filipina but why I really feel bad of what she been through 😭 her story really touched my heart! I love his father when he said where is the honour ? that's a good question " enough to made people realized for judging her… I think quandell is so brave to show herself who ever she is! people judged her are hypocrite!, & insecure 😡 she deserve justice ! rest & peace quandel …😭

The question is, how did both land up in a hotel room?? 🤔

Qanderl' s father is So Humble and Gentle. The way he talks And loves her daughter Unconditionally is Melting My heart

but why was the highest man of God be doing in a Hotel?

Some clergy, he is too willing to throw the first stone. The worst kind of religious men. Where is the forgiveness, the love and non-judgement. Which Creator do they worship?

After many years I suddenly watched this documentary now.. feeling very sad about her...hats off to the brave reporter woman 🙏. ..love and respect to everyone from India 🙏🙏❤️❤️

الي جاي من طرف ابو طلال . لايك ..

She was extraordinary girl she didnt belong here !I m sure she is a star in Heaven !R.I.P Angel

Big salute for covering such stories

She begged for honest living alllllll declined her she had to support her disabled parents

The news of the acquittal of Qandeel's murderer brought me here. Apparently, the parents have forgiven him. I mean, what is the value of a young woman's life? I just pray that one day, these blind people will rise above this state of horror and value life.

From India/;- A very touching documentary. Apparently made out of real feelings an empathy for Qandeel. Though , I am sure , the men in Pakistan must not be bigoted , and these people shown here are an exception. In my country , there are a few places in Northern states where honour killing was done few years back. The south East Asian Communities also practiced Sati a hundred years back. Where does the solution lie? so that another qandeel does not happen anywhere in Pakistan or those villages in Haryana.

What's the song in the beginning?

who else cried...watching this??

"Revealing passport information" "personal details"..isn't it defamation??!!

cut to Feb 2022: Her brother is a free man now. Her parents forgive him. After the death of her father, the court made the killer free. Exactly what I predicted!

Thankyou for sharing her story. N giving her legacy a chance.

I am happy that at least the parents love their daughter.

Wanna loose hope for humanity? Read the comment section.

This is so hard for me to watch 😞 If any of us were born in the wrong house ...this could be any one .....

very emphatic reporter, need more people like her

So heart touching. She was a brave persona.

Qandeel was Qandeel(A flower of my home and family) : Her father