In a remarkable achievement for Pakistan’s growing hip-hop and film culture, Talha Anjum’s film Kattar Karachi has officially won the coveted Film of the Year Award. The victory marks a groundbreaking moment for the Young Stunners rapper, who stepped into filmmaking with a vision to bring Karachi’s untold stories to the screen.
Kattar Karachi earned widespread praise for its gritty realism, powerful performances, and its fearless portrayal of life in Pakistan’s largest city. Critics lauded the film for capturing the heartbeat of Karachi—its struggle, resilience, passion, and fight for identity.
Fans took to social media in celebration, calling Anjum’s win “historic,” “well deserved,” and “a win for the entire hip-hop community.” Many highlighted how the rapper has evolved from delivering hard-hitting verses to creating a cinematic masterpiece that connects deeply with youth.
Industry insiders believe this award will open new doors for musicians crossing over into film and will inspire a wave of urban storytelling in Pakistani cinema.
Talha Anjum dedicated the award to his supporters, saying the film is “not just a project, but the voice of the streets.”
