Sabin Agha is a storyteller of untold truths—an award-winning documentary film director known for spotlighting women-led resilience and change in her films, a bilingual multi-platform journalist weaving narratives across platforms and continents.

As a broadcast journalist, her voice has echoed through Sky, National Geographic, Channel 4, BBC, CNBC, Geo, Express, AAJ news and more, on crime, politics, terrorism, human rights and defence.

As a Lead Pakistan Producer, she was part of the film Every Last Child, shortlisted for the nomination of Oscars, collaborating with acclaimed directors like Tom Roberts, Anthony Thomas, Talya Tibbon, Edward Watts, Peter Oborne and several others.

A global media trainer, she’s mentored Pakistani and international journalists and media students alike.

As a digital nomad, her lens travels wide, yet Karachi remains home; now the heart of her debut book; her memoir.

She’s currently developing and crafting a passion film on the intertwined fates of 1947’s Partition and 1971’s Bangladesh war—archiving history through human eyes, with stories that linger long after the screen fades.