Every Sunday, Kamran's garage turns into Cinema 73, an open-for-all community theatre that dares to screen banned Bollywood films as well.
Although Asad Kamran never formally studied film, going to the movies has always been a passion, one he wants to share with as many people as he can.
With a projector, fold-up chairs and enthusiastic viewers, Cinema 73 comes alive to be a source of escape, entertainment and engagement every Sunday.
"I think Indian films are absolutely relatable; our regions are so similar and we come from the same land, but politics is so embedded that we can’t see the message in cinema."
Posters announcing the movie schedules can be found in the streets of Karachi.
People from all walks of life can be spotted catching a glimpse of films that are either banned or face some opposition from society.
