David Beckham: For the Love of the Game Page #4

- Hi, my name is Sarau.

- Nice to meet you.

Welcome.

(HE SPEAKS IN NEPALI)

Thank you.

- This is our principal.

- Namaste. Nice to meet you.

This is our cultural welcoming

where we greet.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

- Namaste. - Namaste.

Yes.

Thank you.

Now away from the crowds,

I really begin to understand

the scale of the devastation.

Where was you

when the earthquake hit?

- At home. - At home. - Yes.

My mum and my sis...

Was there any warning?

(HE SPEAKS NEPALI)

- Not. - No? Nothing? - Nothing.

(HE SPEAKS NEPALI)

- So you lost your home.

- Yeah.

- Can we go and see it?

- Yeah.

'Sarau now lives here

with his parents and younger sister.'

- Here is my tent.

- Ok.

Here is my mum.

Pleasure to meet you.

And that is his father.

Namaste.

Nice to meet you.

- You go inside?

- Yeah, of course. After you.

It's ok? Thank you.

Your son was saying that it was you

that went back into the house,

took all the family

into the open area.

(HE SPEAKS NEPALI)

- Yes.

- Yes.

Well done.

How long did the earthquake last for?

Yeah.

- And that's the kitchen? - Yeah.

- Do you want to see? - Yes. It's ok?

- Yeah.

- Thank you.

We have no gas

and we still cook here.

So, like, as you can see,

we are facing a fuel crisis

at the moment with India

so now, since they have run out

of cooking gas,

now they have to cut trees

from the nearest forest

which is just up there

and then they have to burn wood,

which makes life

even more difficult.

Like staying in a tent,

like it gets smoky.

- Do you cook?

- Yes.

- What is your favourite dish?

- Meat. - Meat.

- And your mama is a good...

- She's a good cook? - Yeah.

- The best?

- Best cook in the world.

Mums, always the same,

everywhere in the world.

'Sarau's extended family

also live in the camp.'

Namaste.

She is four years old.

My daughter is the same.

'It's moments like this,

away from the crowds,

'when people invite me into their

homes, I find incredibly humbling.'

Let's just go in here.

Namaste.

CHILDREN:

Namaste!

'All of these kids have been affected

by the earthquake.

'They're now being taught

in makeshift classrooms.'

What are you teaching the children?

- To play basket...

- Basketball, ok. Ah, ok.

- Can I join in?

- Yeah, why not.

Is that ok?

(WHISTLE BLOWS)

One, two, three, four!

Five, six, seven, eight!

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,

17, 18, 19, 20!

Being a parent, being a father,

to see the happiness of the children

really is incredible.

34,000 classrooms had been destroyed

by the earthquake.

44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50!

The fact that UNICEF and other

charities got in here very quickly

and were able to actually

give the children back

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