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With a 24 hour news cycle and an endless stream of violent attacks across the city, the residents of Karachi have forgotten to applaud individuals who risk their lives to protect their fellow citizens. “I Heart Karachi” is a short documentary series that aims to honor and celebrate the achievements of individuals who work against the onslaught of violent and extremist elements in Karachi. The project intends to humanize and give social context to a conflict that is primarily communicated by jarring statistics and sensationalized headlines.

Speaking about the series, Film and TV Director Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy said, “’I Heart Karachi' has been a very special project for me. Karachi is my hometown and I have witnessed firsthand the increase in violence over the years. But this is a city that defies all odds and the collective resilience of its people is further highlighted through the extraordinary efforts of these five individuals who put their lives on the line everyday as they step out of the comfort of their homes into a world of chaos.”

The unique five-part series follows the lives of five ordinary individuals doing extraordinary work in Karachi. Their stories not only provide an empathetic and exclusive account of the violence, but also give Karachiites a glimmer of hope – that we as a community continue to fight back and persevere regardless of the odds being against us.



Abid Farooq, bomb disposal squad in-charge of the West zone, has been in service since 1998. The West zone, which includes Orangi, Baldia, Maripur, Kemari and Gadap Town, has the highest number of response calls for bomb and post blast inspections. This is his story.
 
Glad to see someone applauding the Police for their effort, these guys put in a ton of effort and get no respect for it. Its high time we realized that the "Thula" or "Chillar" that many of us approach so disrespectfully works 12+ hours in a stressful, smoke ridden and noisy environment in extreme heat or cold and then he has to deal with the useless attitude of our self-righteous people as well.
 
Respect to this man, risking his life for others like that. Salute.
Let's not forget to give some credit to Miss Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy for giving him recognition, it's too often that people like that get ignored.
 
Pakistani Media needs to highlight more of these unsung heroes. Be it Bomb Disposal, Police, or the blurry SSG/N/W.

The nation needs to see, read, and listen to their unheard stories. Rather than the flashy Waar <-- :ashamed:btw is this online?
 
Salute to this man and the ones we have lost...

Pakistani Media needs to highlight more of these unsung heroes. Be it Bomb Disposal, Police, or the blurry SSG/N/W.

The nation needs to see, read, and listen to their unheard stories. Rather than the flashy Waar <-- :ashamed:btw is this online?

Apart from that we should show the footage of dead terrorists...would discourages a##wipes..
 
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