Aziz Sanghur ... Documentary Filmmaker

Aziz Sanghur is a documentary filmmaker. He made more than one hundred documentaries, covering various areas of Pakistani's social fabric, environment, wildlife, marine life, heritage, health, narcotics, human rights issues etc. The most famous are, Whispering Sands..Life in Thar, Karachi.. torn between 13 Masters, Hospital Waste.. a Health Hazard, Inside The Brothel, Honor Killings, Green Turtles, Moen Jo Daro, Rani Kot, Manchar Lake, Gadani Shipping Yards, Rivers of Pakistan, Transgender, Chasing The Dragon, Mangroves Forest, Unwanted Children, Air Pollution, Samad Bond, Ummar Kot, Thar Coal, Missing Children, Private Jail, Naukot Fort, The Baloch: History & Struggle, Tsunami threatens Pakistani coasts, Unsafe Beaches of Karachi, Birthplace of Emperor Akbar, Missing Babies, Dark World of Narcotics, Nas, Seagull, Karachi Heaven of Crimes, Population Explosion, Karachi Press Club, Karachi Zoo, Boat Building, Bado Jabal etc.
Aziz Sanghur did "Documentary Filmmaking in United States" from Howard University, Washington, DC, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, Downtown Community TV, New York and ITVS, San Francisco. He attended "South Asian Journalists Workshop" in New Delhi on Urban Governance". He is a native speaker of Balochi. He was born in Karachi in 1973. Aziz Sanghur is an experienced journalist. He started his carriers as a report. He has been working since 1994. He used to work with Daily Times, Karachi, The Nation and Dawn, covered political, environment, fisheries, heritage and social beats. In 2007, Aziz Sanghur left print media and started making documentaries a producer, director and script witter. Aziz Sanghur is a member of Karachi Press Club. He is also a member of Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists.