Ctrl+Alt+PK — The team behind the show
Hosts: Zainab Ansari + Deevan Tayyab
Executive Producer: Zuneeta Rawat
Director/Co-producer: Sidra Jameel
Lights & Sound: Saddam Hossain
Behind The Scenes Cameraman: Abdul Basit Bhatti
Senior Editor: Karim Hussaini
Graphics: Hammad Aftab
Animation: Fahad
Why The Title “Ctrl+Alt+PK”?
We all know the power of the keyboard shortcut ‘Ctrl+Alt+Delete’, press it and just with these three simple keys, we can command a hard reset on our devices, wiping away glitches and giving the system a fresh start.
What if we applied that same idea beyond our screens and use it to reset the way we think, live, and interact as a society? Inspired from this concept, an episodic program of “Ctrl+Alt+PK” on myco aims to reboot Pakistan’s overall consciousness and talk about the societal issues, not to blame, but to understand. This approach of addressing the elephant in the room uncensored will lead to more constructive & lasting solutions. Our mission is to dig into why things are the way they are, and what sustainable alternatives look like.
What difference would “Ctrl+Alt+PK” make in a viewer’s life
This show boldly talks about issues surrounding the powerful groups that exploit systems for their own gain with aspects that are usually kept from surfacing on a public level. Viewers will get such solution-oriented discussions directly from the respective field experts. This would help every individual to make an informed decision regarding their surroundings, moving forward, and live a life free from manipulation of authorities. Discussions that take on this kind of challenge often add value to a viewer’s life in areas as stated below.
Moral Questioning & Ethics
It’s about asking what’s right, what’s fair and what we owe each other, not in a preachy tone. But in a way that causes discomfort first, then opens spaces for reflection resulting in action and ending up with a change that we desire!
Complex Characters & Shades of Grey
Societal issues are messy. They often involve conflicting desires, contradictions, and no straightforward villains or heroes. A show that treats people as human, with flaws, struggles, and moments of complicity, usually resonating on a deeper level.\
Context, Not Abstraction
Bringing issues into the forefront of their social, cultural, economic, and historical contexts helps viewers understand not just what, but why. It asks questions about what has led us here. And how we can move forward.
Proposing or Modeling Alternatives
It’s one thing to expose the problem; it’s another to suggest what might help. Even if those solutions aren’t perfect, offering examples of alternative action, small steps, or any other ways people can take control over a particular situation gives the victims a sense of hope and empowerment.
Many successful socially conscious series use allegory, imagined utopian futures, or everyday realism to highlight issues like inequality, bias, or broken systems. They reveal how technology, power, tradition, identity, and the economy overlap, and here society often finds itself stuck. What’s effective is when we’re not just informed, but when the discussion invites action and offers glimpses of possibilities of a permanent positive change.
That’s what makes Ctrl+Alt+PK different. It’s not just about entertainment. It’s about sparking a change. The program gives viewers a chance to notice things about themselves as individuals first and collectively as society members, which might have gotten overlooked. It puts a big bold question mark on everything that we take for granted, pushes us to move past old habits, and invites us to think about new possibilities. Because sometimes, the deepest reset we need is in our mindset: how we think, what we accept, and what we believe is possible.
A big chunk of this program is designed to educate masses about the pathway to get through multiple systems of a society and making their lives easier by clearing up confusing and unknown processes. Apart from giving awareness, the purpose of these open discussions is to bust common myths and take a closer look at how these issues shape the way we think as a community.
So, what difference would Ctrl+Alt+PK make in a viewer’s life? It gives you a moment to pause, reflect, and boldly reimagine possible solutions to problems. A chance to reset old patterns, see issues from a fresh perspective, and find inspiration for meaningful change in your everyday life.
What makes “Ctrl+Alt+PK” unique from other programs we see on TV?
The one aspect that sets this show apart from the mainstream TV discussion is that, being broadcasted on the Myco platform, the discussions in this show are uncensored and in its raw form. Viewers will get to learn in depth about the topics without any limitations or restrictions in the discussion.
Do We Need A Hard-Reset or Just an alternative part?
To explore this point, lets go back to the generation of our parents and grandparents, from early on we have been taught to not discuss particular issues openly but as the time passed, the need of the hour shifted to the importance of having an open discussion on every issue to be able to deal with it from a better and stronger standpoint. Therefore, in this modern age, our Gen-z youth needs a hard reset of current society to conquer the rest of the world.
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FAQs | Ctrl+Alt+PK
Q1: What is Ctrl+Alt+PK about?
An uncensored myco series that “reboots” Pakistan’s consciousness by examining social power, ethics, and realistic solutions with field experts.
Q2: Why the name Ctrl+Alt+PK?
It riffs on Ctrl+Alt+Delete: a metaphorical hard reset for how we think, live, and interact as a society in Pakistan.
Q3: Who hosts Ctrl+Alt+PK?
Hosts are Zainab Ansari and Deevan Tayyab.
Q4: Who are the key crew members?
Executive Producer: Zuneeta Rawat; Director/Co-producer: Sidra Jameel; Lights & Sound: Saddam; BTS: Basit; Senior Editor: Karim Hussaini; Graphics: Hammad Aftab; Animation: Fahad.
Q5: How is this different from TV talk shows?
It’s on myco, so conversations are raw, uncensored, and deep, prioritizing context and solutions over performative shouting.
Q6: What kinds of topics will it cover?
Systemic exploitation, policy blind spots, social myths, governance friction, youth realities, and technology’s role in public life.
Q7: Is the show just criticism or solution-oriented?
Both. It surfaces root causes and then models viable alternatives, from policy tweaks to everyday actions.
Q8: Who should watch?
Anyone tired of noise who wants context, nuance, and actionable steps: students, parents, professionals, and community organizers.
Q9: How can viewers engage beyond watching?
Episodes encourage reflection prompts and practical steps; viewers can share stories, apply tips locally, and discuss in community circles.
Q10: Will the show use real experts?
Yes. Subject-matter experts join to ground each conversation in lived data and practice, not vibes and platitudes.
Q11: Does it push a political line?
No. It centers ethics, evidence, and outcomes, inviting disagreement without censorship.
Q12: What impact can one viewer expect?
Clearer understanding, better questions, and a toolkit to navigate systems with less confusion and more agency.
Q13: Why focus on context instead of hot takes?
Context explains why systems behave as they do, which makes solutions realistic instead of cosmetic.
Q14: Is this suitable for Gen Z?
Yes. It meets Gen Z where they live: candid, myth-busting, and action-focused, without moral grandstanding.
Q15: When does Season 1 drop and on what platform?
On myco. Follow the show page for the latest release schedule and reminders.
