Other Works
Empowering Grassroot Artists Through Film and Art Initiatives
Sanwal was at the forefront of introducing hand-held videos and mobile filmmaking to local emerging artists in Pakistan during the early 2000s. Working alongside renowned activist Fouzia Saeed at Action Aid Pakistan, he enabled these artists to express themselves and find self-empowerment.
Kari Jo Geet
A Prayer for Rain
Sabir Machera Nahin Ban Sakta
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Promoting Social Change Through Art –Punjab, Pakistan
Musadiq played a pivotal role in establishing the Interactive Resource Centre (IRC) Lahore, led by fellow Lok Rehas member Muhammed Wasim in Lahore for the promotion of performing arts in communities and youth groups, making more than 10 documentaries on social theatre.
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Kara Film Festival Logo
Musadiq Sanwal’s logo for the Kara Film Festival – Wikipedia, blending a film can with urdu script is still in use – the festival seeks to revival of films in Pakistan, celebrating variety of independent films documentaries, narrative features, and shorts
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Raat Challi ha jhoom key
Pakistani alternative art telefilm “Raat Chali Hay Jhoom Kay” screened in international film festivals was co-directed by Musadiq Sanwal with Director Hasan Zaidi an adaptation of Martin Scorsese’s film After Hours set in Karachi’s midnight hours, – starring Nadia Jamil and Faisal Rehman with music by Aamir Zaki
Ghee kay diye
Shah Shams shrine in Multan – a personal glimpse by Musadiq Sanwal
