During the interaction, Tabish Hashmi openly spoke about Karachi’s broken roads, poor sanitation, and failing civic services.
He compared the situation to Pakistan International Airlines, saying that after repeated failures, even PIA was privatized, and now discussions around Karachi privatization should be taken seriously so citizens can lead change themselves.
The comedian did not stop there. On his television show, Tabish Hashmi invited Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab and directly questioned him about the city’s alarming state.
He highlighted how residents suffer daily, linking the crisis again to calls for Karachi privatization due to weak governance.
During the episode, Tabish Hashmi pressed the mayor on why Karachi continues to struggle with garbage piles, broken infrastructure, traffic chaos, and water shortages.
Viewers saw a rare moment where an entertainer held an elected official accountable, strengthening public voices demanding Karachi privatization as a possible solution.
Mayor Murtaza Wahab responded by explaining administrative hurdles and ongoing projects. However, many viewers felt the explanations failed to match the ground reality.
Social media clips from the show went viral, with users praising Tabish Hashmi for reflecting public anger and frustration.
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The conversation has reopened a broader debate on governance and accountability. While Karachi privatization remains a controversial idea, the discussion clearly shows how deeply citizens are disappointed with the city’s management and are demanding visible action instead of promises.
