The movie covering Malala's story has been released this month. This movie "He Named Me Malala" is the first official movie on Malala Yousafzai's life. The first trailer of this movie was released in June this year, and the second was released in August this year. Now in October, the movie has been released and is on air worldwide on theaters. You can watch the trailers below and if you want to watch the movie in cinema then tickets details can be found below the video.

First Official Trailer of "He Named me Malala"

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The Second Official Trailer of "He Named Me Malala" 

If you ever had chance to watch this great documentary movie then do come back here and write your feedback and thoughts on this blog. This film is all about what happened to Malala and how she lived her life in very critical circumstances in Swat valley and how she is now looking after the global cause.

You can also follow the official Facebook page created for this movie only.

The heart of millions of people "Malala" has finally won the Nobel Peace Prize in the youngest age in the history, She made history this time. Malala was nominated for Nobel Peace Prize in 2013 but She did not succeed last year. In 2014, She and Indian activist Kailash Satyarthi won the award jointly. However, Malala has become the youngest person among the people who have been honored with this award. She accepted the award and dedicated it to the young girls and women who are still far from the schools & education.

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She has been in the hearts of millions of people around the world, and the #love and #respect people has shown for #Malala in the previous month has made her the most great person of this decade.

So here is the final show - The Heroic women of the year 2013 show has given the first place to Malala Yousafzai who won the hearts of millions other women around the world. From a teenage girl to an old woman, she was admired by everyone even men around the world. She totally owned the previous year 2013.

She is now in the heart of every single children who is helpless, who is uneducated and who is fighting for their rights. Malala Yousafzai became a worldwide symbol of peace and touched millions of times in 2013.

Here is the video of the Heroic women of the year 2013 - where you can watch Malala in the first place with other top Heroic women of the year:

Malala is now running worldwide campaign for education. She wants to help every single girl in the world striving to get education. She moreover, has established Malala Fund to help the world out of poverty and ignorance. 

We hope - Malala will rise children voice in 2014 as well, because she is a brave and indeed a powerful woman in the world. 

The news is that, Malala Yousafzai who was shot by the Taliban in the head has received another yet the biggest European human rights prize called "Sakharov" which is one of the major prizes got by many other international personalities such as South Africa's Nelson Mandela and Aung San Suu Kyi from Burma, while Malala is the first Pakistani who got this prize. She is the youngest person who got this prize. 

The European Parliament President, Martin Schulz, presented the award to the 16-year-old activist who already got many awards in the past. Here is the picture of the moment when Malala got the award in Strasbourg, France today. 

The teen girl was already nominated for "Nobel Peace Prize" this year, but she didn't not receive the Nobel Prize, however, she received many other international awards such as women of the year 2013 by Glamour, Women's rights award "Raw & War" and many more which we can't count. 

On the occasion the smart lady said that, it courges her more to have such great honors. She said, the importance of this prize is very closer to my heart because I am now in the row with Nelson Mandela, a great human activist. 

There are millions of girls across the world aren't eligible to join school due to different situations, there are girls who can't get higher education due to early marriages, there are girls who are threatened, there are girls who are tortured. Malala added. 

She moreover said, the powerful nations are not those who have weapons, guns and bombs, in her opinion the powerful nations are those who have educated society, human morals, education for everyone and equal rights for both genders female and male. 

The world and developed countries have to help Pakistan and other developing countries to increase the literacy rate and reduce the poverty which is the major reason why girls are not getting education, she added more.

Malala Yousafzai the girl shot by Taliban back in 2012 has been selected as the woman of the Year 2013 by Glamour magazine. After the announcement she was given the award of the woman of the year in NY, USA just on 13th November, 2013. She traveled herself with her father Ziauddin Yousafzai to receive the award in New York. She was very happy on that occasion in New York and also gave some interviews to different TV channels. She again reminded that, she is not afraid of anyone to get her education. And she added, she would work for the children around to world to help them getting education. She won't leave anyone helpless, she added.

Malala at Glamour Award of the year

She would continue her education, and would work for other girls in developing countries who are not capable to get their education. Therefore, she has established "Malala Fund" to help millions of girls around the world. And you can also contribute to that fund if you want to be the part of the cause. 

She got what she deserved and with all of your support, We hope she'll get succeed in her mission to educate every girl in the world. 

Malala Yousafzai is one of the inspiration not only for girls but for everyone who has human values and knows the importance of education. We've been receiving many great letters from students around the world and we'd like to share one of them with you which we received from Maryland, United States from a school. You may also send us your letters to be published with all on this blog. 

These thoughts and letters are coming to you from 7th grade students at Mace’s Lane Middle School in Cambridge, Maryland. We watched your interview with Diane Sawyer on 20/20 along with your speech at the United Nations in class. Our class was so impressed with the courage, bravery and fearlessness you showed throughout your young life. Here are the messages from the students.

Ty’Geria:  I think you are doing the right thing with trying to help with education. I want to go to Julliard College in NYC. I think you very smart, brave, and courageous. Helping with women’s right was a great idea. You should keep on doing what you’re doing and believing in. Your parent should be proud of you because you are very helpful and smart.

Tommy:  I agree with what you are doing, I’m not a girl but I see where you are coming from. I like what you are doing. I hope what you're doing comes true. If I had the chance to do that, I would not be able to do that.

Tah’ron:  You are so brave I respect your thoughts have you seen someone get acid thrown on them or seen schools blown up??Also did you know the man that shot you when you got shot what were some of your friend’s names that got shot???Why did they shoot you??Where I live in Cambridge MD 21613we don’t see people walking around with guns in their hands or people throwing acid on people. Where I live women are free and we get to choose who we marry. Did your mom and get to choose to marry each other when the bullet hit you what were you thinking. Where you are from do you celebrate Halloween, Christmas and Easter? Have you ever heard of lebrons or foamposites? I am 13 and I can’t imagine being face to face with a man with a gun. Have you ever had snickers their amazing what’s your favorite football team. In Pakistan what animals do you have?? In the U.S we play Xbox 360 and playstation 3.

Shayla:  You’re very brave to keep speaking about women’s rights for education at a young age. You made me appreciate and think about my education in a new way.  

Shakir:  Did you really change the women’s rights can they go to school why did you forgive the man that shot you he should been executed cause you could of died. Are you still doing women’s right or u change them all ready I want to see you and talk you? How is your school don’t u feel better in New England.

Ian:  Your idea is a very good one. I respect your courage and bravery. I hope you’re enjoying England. You did a good job at the United Nations. Your idea is spreading all over the world. You have lots of people joining you every week. I hope you make it to college. I believe in you.          

Justin:  I would like to know how did you have the courage to stand to the United Nations? Also how far you are going to go for women’s rights in Pakistan? And if you had the chance to the Taliban’s leader would you try to show the good things that could come from women rights to learn? How would you help them make them make it right with the people of Pakistan?

Davion:  You are very heroic even though I’m not a girl but I still understand where you are coming from. I also respect what you are doing the only part I didn't get was how you could forgive a person that has shot you. I wouldn't be able to forgive that person because it wasn't an accident so that means it was on purpose. I also don’t understand how you could speak in front of all of those people. I also have a question what gave you the courage to stand up to your religion. After all those leaders have stood for their rights and died.

Shane: It took a lot of courage to stand up and say that every girl should vote. Were you scared or worried? Were you scared when your bus stopped? Are you famous now? You were on the news. You have your own book. Where do you live now? Will you ever go to college? If you were ever would live in America would you live? How many different languages do you speak? I think what you are doing is right because I think ever one should have an education for knowledge. How hard is it to speak in front of 1,000’s of people?

Dominik:  Thank you for doing what you did for the Pakistani people. I wish you are ok from the incident on the bus. I wish I was like you I want to be a spokesperson just like you. Go back and see how your friends are doing in Pakistani. Probably try to go thank the Pakistani mayor. I got a question, why would the Taliban try to shoot and kill you? I like the spokes in the United Nations.

HyKeem:  Do you have a favorite football/basketball team and I like what you doing you are right woman and men should have the same rights. And was you scared when you was Cameron. And when you were in front of all those people at the United Nations was you nervous?

TJ:  You are very brave and I respect you so much. I wish I had the courage that you have and the strength. I admire you so much because you stood up to the Taliban and your standing up for what you believe in. You are helping women and girls all around the world. I wish I could do what you have done. I also like how you stood up at the podium and gave your speech when I can’t even give a speech in front of my class without getting nervous. I also like how u still play with your brother and stay true to your culture.

Jacob:  Thank you for what you’re doing for your country and trying to change the world. You made it a lot better. Without your bravery, courage, and determination you would have never got shot changed the world. You also changed that Taliban’s life for letting him go instead of letting him stay in jail and let him die. But you thought about his life and family and let him go. If the guy ended u changing his life it would take all of his courage and go see u to say sorry and all of that.

Jamia:  Thank you for standing up in what you believe in. You’ve made me and my classmates not take school for granted.  You’re a strong person and I respect what you did for the woman In Pakistan.  I remember some of your little quotes. ‘Education is everything” “Education is like a diamond its precious”. He quotes stick in my mind every day.   To be so young with such bravery and courage is unbelievable. You should be proud your mom should be to and siblings. I myself don't think a school as important as you do. Thank You!!

Kimberly: Thank you for everything that you've done for people without education. For women that you don’t even know. You’re an inspiration for me, & thousands of other people. You've taught me to speak up for things I believe in when no one else will. You've inspired me to be braver & to be more understanding towards other people; to keep fighting for my belief when other people tell me to turn around & to be quieter. You’re an amazing person for standing up, for making your voice heard. ♥ ♥ ♥ Thank yooooooooooooou!

Cole: They way that you survived the shooting was a miracle. The way that you will stick up your freedom and for the women’s freedom and you sticking up for little kids that have not had an education. I cannot be as brave as you in my life.