Saad Zuberi

Saad Zuberi is a multimedia journalist and documentary filmmaker specialising in human interest storytelling. His work has appeared on leading news ne... tworks globally, including Al Jazeera. Films he has produced have been nominated for the IDA Documentary Award, the Association for International Broadcasting (AIB) award, and an Emmy Award. He worked as a senior producer for the BBC in Afghanistan until shortly before the Taliban takeover in 2021 and is now based in Pakistan where he continues to produce and direct documentary films and report on culture, current affairs and human rights.

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Inside the little-known world of bodybuilding, vulnerable young men face steroid abuse and sexual exploitation.

A bodybuilders getting tanning gel applied on his muscles on competition day

Amid crippling inflation, a domestic worker in Pakistan sometimes forgoes meals so that her children can study and eat.

An illustration of a mother in the middle, holding two children, one on either side of her with two roads made of a long receipt diverging in the middle with a plate of food at the end of the left road and pile of two books at the end of the right road. There is also a city silhouette far in the background with the sun shining above.

Pakistan’s Christians have long been marginalised and pushed into sewer cleaning work. Now, some are fighting back.

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The dark underbelly of Pakistan’s male body image revolution

School or food? A Pakistani mother’s dilemma

How death and despair haunt Pakistan’s Christian minority

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The dark un­der­bel­ly of Pak­istan’s male body im­age rev­o­lu­tion

School or food? A Pak­istani moth­er’s dilem­ma

How death and de­spair haunt Pak­istan’s Chris­t­ian mi­nor­i­ty

The dark underbelly of Pakistan’s male body image revolution

School or food? A Pakistani mother’s dilemma

How death and despair haunt Pakistan’s Christian minority