Haider Rizvi

Haider Rizvi, born 18 October 1983 in India, has a vibe that’s hard to pin down—maybe that’s why he pulls off both writing and acting like it’s no big deal. You’ve probably seen his name attached to some pretty intriguing projects: “Bhool Chuk Maaf” (2025), “Kasari Bhanu Ma” (2025), and “Siya” (2022). He’s not just some dude who stands in front of a camera; the guy crafts stories, sneaks in clever twists, and then shows up on-screen to bring them to life. It’s honestly a bit unfair. “Siya” made some noise back in 2022, digging into social issues with a raw, unfiltered lens—not just another cookie-cutter drama. You could tell Rizvi wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty, tackling tough topics head-on. People paid attention. Suddenly, he wasn’t just a name in the credits; he became the kind of guy audiences started to look out for. Then, fast-forward to 2025, and he’s right in the thick of it with “Bhool Chuk Maaf” and “Kasari Bhanu Ma.” Both flicks promise something fresh—think layered characters, stories that don’t hand you answers on a silver platter, and that edge-of-your-seat tension you don’t get every day. Rizvi’s fingerprints are all over them, whether he’s writing, acting, or probably both at the same time (because, why not?). Honestly, if you’re hunting for someone shaking up the Indian film scene, keep your eye on this guy. He’s just getting started.