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Before the world knew her voice, her journey began in Larkana.

In Part 1 of Tête-à-Tête with Abida Parveen, She reflects on growing up in her father’s music school, Sindh’s tradition of shrine music, and the enduring poetry of Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai.

From the ragas of Shah Jo Risalo to the spirituality that transcends language, a conversation about the roots of her music.

Part 1 of 4.

#AbidaParveen #ShahAbdulLatifBhittai #SufiMusic #Sindh

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Why does a pad still come in a brown bag?

That's the question 17-year-old Alayna has been asking for four years.

What began as her passion project, All By Alayna, turned into bags sold at school carnivals. She raised over PKR 100,000 and donated it to girls' education in underprivileged schools.

This time she went further. With the Rotary Club Sunset Millennium of Karachi and Santex (Butterfly), Alayna installed free pad dispensers in the girls' washrooms at The House of Learning, Karachi.

No brown bags. No shame. No girl missing school because she couldn't afford a pad.

As her mother Aisha said, she's always been an empathetic child, but no one knew it would become this.

Periods are natural. Access should be too. 🩸

Let's fight period poverty, together.

#PeriodPoverty #EndTheStigma #AllByAlayna #GirlsEducation #Omnomzilla

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I feel truly blessed to be at a point in my life where I get to create the kind of projects I once only dreamed about when I started my career. Looking back, I realize how far I’ve come, and how many doors Allah has opened for me along the way.

I’m deeply grateful to Allah for every opportunity, every lesson, every person, and every project that has brought me here. There’s still a long way to go, but I’m thankful for where I am today. Alhamdulillah, for everything.

Team behind the project
Production: @gushvisuals
Client: @flyjinnah
Main lead @aliazmatofficial
Production House: @back.seatfilms
Associate Producer: @syed_muhammed.ahmed
Creative Director: @kainat.mushtaq_
Director: @atifkanuga
Asst Director: @_sufigraphy
1 Dop: @abdulbasit308
2nd Dop: @hassanmasoodfilms
3rd Dop: @ahysan_24fps
Edit: @_sufigraphy
Color Grade : @hassanmasoodfilms
Gaffer: @tanveerahmedsiddiqu

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Bhit Shah was one of those projects that was as much fun as it was difficult.

Trying to capture the soul of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai’s shrine. The music, the people, the rituals, the energy, and all the little moments happening around it was a challenge in itself.

You can’t really ask a place like Bhit Shah to slow down for the camera. You just have to be there, observe, and try to capture it as honestly as you can.

A beautiful few days of chasing moments, stories, and sounds in Bhit Shah.

Team behind the project.
@abqurah.s | @fdiwan | @_sufigraphy | @hassanmasoodfilms | @filmytalpur | @_nontypicalvibe_ | @rahee_joyo | @bisharat1279 | @_mohammadghatila | @mujtabaaftabb | @gushvisuals | pei ling huang | @patakha_pictures

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When you choose a creative path, not everyone will understand your vision in the beginning. Sometimes, you start with no support, no guarantees, and barely any hope that it will work out. But when you keep showing up, keep learning, and keep creating with passion, you slowly build your own way.

Looking back, I’m grateful for every uncertain beginning, every closed door, and every moment that made me question myself. I started with almost nothing but a vision, and today I’m working on projects I once only imagined. Still learning, still growing, but so much better than where I started.

Sometimes, you just have to believe in your vision long enough to see it become your reality.

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#muhammadasifkamal #simplelife #soulful #Thar

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There’s so much more that goes on behind the scenes to bring this all together.
A special thanks to the entire team at @gushvisuals and our incredibly talented team @abdulhxdii @_.reemamxn @spicymcflurry_5 @talha_.mlk for making it all possible in such a short time. 💪🏼

Couldn’t have done it without you all! ❤️

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Story behind the heroes of Pakistan Fashion
Communities of master weavers—often carrying down skills through generations—who manually run handlooms. Their precision in counting warp and weft threads gives birth to pure Banarasi, raw silk, jacquard, and brocade fabrics without a single digital automated error.
Credit:
🎥 @atifkanuga
🎥 @ahysan_24fps
🎥 @_sufigraphy
🎥 @hassanmasoodfilms
🎬 @gushvisuals

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She never left this island. She didn't need to, to change her whole life.

She started here as a maid — cleaning classrooms she had no reason to believe she'd ever stand in front of. Nobody handed her a future. She built one, quietly, one day at a time, until the same walls she once mopped became the walls she now teaches in. Today, she is a resource teacher at the very school that once only paid her to clean.

Sit with that for a second. A woman who was never given a classroom of her own found her way into one anyway — on an island with almost nothing, in a system that owed her nothing.

This is what the Lehar programme means when it says it's rebuilding lives, not just running a school. It didn't bring a teacher to Baba Island. It found one who was already there — and simply believed her, before she believed herself.

Behind her, and behind every child now learning because of her, stands a director and a team who refused to accept that an island cut off from the mainland has to stay cut off from opportunity too.

Iqbal never met her. But he wrote about her anyway — about the khudi, the self, that rises the moment it's given permission to dream.

جو خود سیکھتا ہے، وہی روشنی بانٹ سکتا ہے۔

Some people cross oceans to change their lives. She never had to leave her island. She just had to be given a chance.

#BabaIsland #LeharProgramme #MartinDow #Omnomzilla #EducationForAll Karachi

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Baba Island isn't far from Karachi — but it might as well be a world away.

No roads connect it to the mainland. No clean water runs through it. Barely any basic amenities exist here at all. This is home to a community of fishermen folk — people who have given everything to the sea, and in return, been given almost nothing back. Their children grow up watching the horizon, with little idea of what lies beyond it.

But every single morning, before the city even wakes up, a small boat sets off from Karachi's coast. It doesn't carry fishermen. It carries teachers.

In collaboration with Martin Dow, a group of people cross that water daily — rain or shine, tide or no tide — just to make sure the children of Baba Island have something no one offered them before: a classroom, a chance, and the belief that where you're born doesn't have to decide where you end up.

Iqbal spent a lifetime writing about the khudi — the self — that rises when it's given the courage to dream. On Baba Island, that self is rising one lesson at a time.

فاصلہ کشتی سے طے ہوتا ہے، مستقبل حوصلے سے۔

It's not a grand gesture. It's a boat ride, made every single day, by people who simply refused to look away.

#BabaIsland #MartinDow #Omnomzilla #EducationForAll #Karachi

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