Sadda Haq is a show that has helped us youngsters grow, has helped us develop our selves and shaped our minds- and not very often does any show hold the capability to do that.
The characters in this show are now a part of us. We very easily relate to Sanyukta Aggarwal, who has never stepped back from and challenge and at the same time has maintained respect and dignity- something all of us fetch immense inspiration from. And we cannot imagine Sanyukta without Harshita Gaur playing the role. And Randhir Singh Shekhawat IS our hero. A character so profoundly sketched has never happened to before. Never! And He has become an extension of us. Trouble has never managed to take down the better of him. He inspires us and Param Singh Bhatia only makes Randhir better for us. There is NO Randhir without Param Singh.
To us, both of them are an example.
We have felt a certain sense of belonging to the show. The show is almost an integral part of our lives and we don’t want a part of our life to disappear suddenly into vagueness, do we?
Sadda Haq is a story of a journey- a journey of determination, endurance and strength. And it is OUR STORY!
And we want this story to be told, to be heard. We want this story to reach hearts of more youths. Putting an abrupt end to this story is not only painstaking but at the same agonizing. And as the saying goes-

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”