Azeem Haroon

Azeem Haroon, yeah, that guy’s name’s buzzing around thanks to Borbaad (2025). So, what’s the deal with this one? It’s not your cookie-cutter thriller; Borbaad basically grabs you by the collar and yanks you into this gritty, not-so-glamorous underbelly of city life. The story fires up with a dude who’s just scraping by, hustling like mad in a world that really couldn’t care less about him. He’s got this burning need—revenge, redemption, whatever you wanna call it—pushing him to the edge. The people he meets? Real pieces of work. Crooked cops, backstabbing friends, and some absolute psychos lurking in the shadows. Nothing is black-and-white here, not even close. Every character’s got baggage, and every decision lands like a sucker punch. You’re never really sure who’s pulling the strings. It’s messy, unpredictable, and honestly, kinda exhausting in the best way. The city itself is basically its own character, all neon lights and sketchy alleyways, pulsing with danger and desperation. Azeem Haroon doesn’t play it safe—he aims for raw, ugly moments that hit hard. The plot keeps twisting; just when you think you’ve got it figured out, it throws another curveball. No sugarcoating, no Hollywood happy endings, just a relentless tumble through chaos and consequence. If you’re looking for a walk in the park, forget it—Borbaad (2025) is more like a sprint through a minefield.