Islamabad (TDI): The Sadequain Foundation hosted a special screening of Raaz-e-Fun Sadequain, a 30-minute, high-quality documentary that explores the life, vision and enduring artistic legacy of the legendary painter and calligrapher Sadequain.
The screening took place at Alliance Française Islamabad and drew a diverse audience comprising diplomats, art students and members of civil society, all of whom commended the Foundation’s sustained efforts to celebrate one of Pakistan’s greatest cultural figures.
Produced by the Sadequain Foundation, the documentary brings together rare archival footage, key milestones from Sadequain’s artistic journey and insights into the philosophy that shaped his extraordinary contribution to art and literature.
Dr. Salman Ahmad, Founder of the Sadequain Foundation, addressed the audience via Zoom, expressing gratitude for the overwhelming response and reaffirming the Foundation’s commitment to preserving and promoting Sadequain’s heritage.
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Dr. Farruk Seir, Founder of Gallery 21, warmly welcomed all attendees and extended heartfelt thanks to Alliance Française Islamabad for hosting and supporting the event.
Zohaib Ch., Director Planning & Promotion (Pakistan), shared the Foundation’s vision to screen Raaz-e-Fun across Pakistan—including major universities to pay tribute to national hero Sadequain and inspire young artists.
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The event concluded with an engaging discussion and appreciation for the Foundation’s initiatives in documenting and celebrating Pakistan’s cultural icons.
Farkhund Yousafzai is an Associate Editor at The Diplomatic Insight.
