Coke Studio's Murir Tin: Testament to working class (men's)

It is not surprising that a song like Murir Tin would highlight class struggles. It talks about old, broken, crowded local buses and deplorable public transportation in general, the unbearable traffic that kills hours after hours, women fighting over getting a seat, and the daily struggles of workers in the transportation system.

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