In the bustling city of Mogadishu, Somalia, filmmaker Abshir Rageh is making waves with his groundbreaking TV productions. Despite the challenges posed by the city's unstable security and conservative societal norms, Rageh is determined to reshape the narrative of Somalis beyond piracy and terrorism. Through popular series like "Habboon" and "Dhaxal," he addresses complex issues such as tribalism and women's roles. With a crew largely self-taught through online resources, Rageh's work is not only gaining domestic popularity but also drawing global attention. Despite the obstacles, including security concerns and funding limitations, Rageh remains passionate about his mission to redefine Somali storytelling and is already reaping personal and professional rewards.