Bilal Maqsood’s children’s representation hugs Pakistan’s sign language

Pakkay DostThe puppet of loved children who are known for his charming narrative and emphasis on Urdu’s language is excited to announce their collaboration with Connecthear, as stated in their press release. This collaboration will do Pakkay Dost Accessible to the community with hearing problems by integrating the interpretation of sign language.

Created by the famous musician Bilal Maqsood, Pakkay Dost It has become a cornerstone for quality children’s entertainment in Pakistan. The living graphics and narrative narratives of the demonstration have gathered wide recognition, promoting a love for Urdu and enriching the lives of countless young spectators.

Connecthear, the leading pioneer of South Asia in accessibility and integration for all people with disabilities, will play a central role in this initiative. Incorporating the interpretation of Pakistan’s sign language into Pakkay DostConnecthear not only makes the broadcast accessible to the deaf children, but also set an example of entertainment without exclusion in Pakistan. The group of trained interpreters and accessibility experts will integrate the sign language seamlessly, ensuring that each scene is a happy and meaningful experience for all children, deaf or otherwise.

“We are very excited to work with Connecthear,” Maqsood said. “Our mission is to bring joy, learning and cultural enrichment and create a brighter childhood for all children. This collaboration is an important step towards production Pakkay Dost Really comprehensive and ensuring that every child can experience the magic of our show. ”

“In Connecthear, we believe in creating a world where no one is left behind,” said Arhum Ishtiaq, CTO and co -founder of Connecthear. ‘This alliance with Pakkay Dost It allows us to bridge the gap in the entertainment and education of children for the deaf community. We do not just add the sign language to the show – we add joy, imagination and integration to every life of the deaf children. ”

This partnership marks an important milestone for both Pakkay Dost and Connecthear. Together, they are committed to breaking obstacles and ensuring that all children have the opportunity to experience the joy of learning and the magic of narrative.

For Pakkay Dost

Pakkay Dost It is a vibrant and fun puppet created by Bilal Maqsood, a famous musician and former member of the virtual string of band. The show captures young minds with playful narrative and colorful graphics, promoting a love for the language of Urdu, while also giving valuable life lessons. This makes it a pleasant experience for children and an essential for parents who want to instill cultural and linguistic pride in their children. Each episode offers laughs, lessons and an opportunity for children to connect to their roots. The program has gathered recognition by parents, teachers and institutions.

About the connection

Connecthear is the leading pioneer of South Asia in integration, who is committed to bridge accessibility gaps through cutting -edge technology. With a mission to strengthen individuals and promote integration, Connecthear offers a comprehensive range of services, including the virtual interpretation of sign language, sensitivity training, labor positions and sensitization initiatives. By utilizing technology for the creation of a fair society, Connecthear continues to set new points of reference for accessibility, promoting connections that go beyond obstacles. By 2024, Connecthear has linked 1,700 people with disabilities (PWDs) with no exclusion, conducted over 60 sensitivity training sessions and trains more than 2,200 employees. The Connecthear application has reached over 30,000 users and facilitated more than 1 million minutes of sign language interpretation of over 100 public and private organizations to enhance accessibility and integration. In addition, Connecthear has collaborated with over 10 deaf corporate organizations and schools, further promoting its mission to create a more comprehensive world.

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