Taurees Habib becomes first Pakistani to win Grammy in sound engineering

Pakistani-origin sound engineer Taurees Habib has made history by becoming the first Pakistani to win a Grammy Award in the field of sound engineering.

According to international media, Habib showcased his talent earlier this year while working on the soundtrack of Dune: Part Two alongside world-renowned composer Hans Zimmer.

His remarkable contribution was widely praised not only in Hollywood but also across the globe, ultimately earning him a Grammy.

In an interesting twist, Habib kept his achievement a secret until the award physically reached him. This week, after receiving the trophy, he shared the news on social media for the first time, calling it one of the most memorable moment.

Taurees’s groundbreaking success is being widely celebrated across the country. Industry peers, celebrities, and fans have hailed it as a sign of Pakistan’s rising influence in global creative industries, especially in technical fields like sound engineering.

This Grammy win not only marks a personal triumph for Taurees Habib but also serves as an inspiration for young Pakistani professionals aiming to break into international arenas through talent, hard work, and innovation.