Fulbright Talks | The Toxicity in our Digital City | Shehzad Ghias

Shehzad Ghias uses comedy as a tool to create awareness around social issues in Pakistan. He believes that coming together and laughing can be self-healing if it is socially conscious, culturally relevant, and politically aware.
Ghias pursued his Master's in Theatre from Brooklyn College on the Fulbright Program. He works with schools and universities to offer theater and leadership workshops and hosts the Pakistan Experience podcast on RUclips.
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[@poojaparul8485]

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[@samiaarif3008]

Very well presented, Shahzad. Well done 👍

[@ShehzadGhias]

Thank you!

[@alilakhani5996]

Powerful words Shahzad 💪

[@ShehzadGhias]

Thanks Ali!

[@AshokSingh-nw1pr]

In my opinion allmost people except few are oppressed who are passing time with religeoeconomi society in blaming to each other. I choose progressive from all bracket (religious cum culture boundary) although absolute is not achievable

[@imcuteasduc]

Humor should be used to de-stress people, not to create chaos.
The line is drawn when the joke is not funny.
Many German Nazis don't like to joke about holocaust because many died defending the camps.

[@ShehzadGhias]

Sometimes you need to create chaos!