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Pakistani artists unite to paint Karachi's walls to beautify the city

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During the 'Rang De Karachi' beautifying project, artists paint the wall outside the National Cricket Stadium.

The young artists work together to paint the walls.

A few local artists decorate the walls of Karachi in an innovative attempt to offer hope and positivity to the people of Pakistan.

A few great artists from Karachi made the decision to get together and light up the location with their excellent piece of art, which has been hosted by the local municipality.

The gifted artists painted the walls surrounding the National Cricket Stadium.

The project, dubbed 'Rang De Karachi,' or "Color Up Karachi," aims to enhance the Pakistani capital with art and color.

The initiative would last for a considerable amount of time, allowing the young painters to show their excellent artwork all over the stadium, offering tourists and passersby a different perspective.

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