Ishan Shoukath

Ishan Shoukath’s name has started buzzing in indie film circles, and honestly, it’s about time. In “Deadline” (2023), he doesn’t just show up—he takes over the screen, pulling you into this gritty world where the clock’s always ticking and every decision feels like it could end everything. The tension’s real, and Ishan’s just... sharp. The dude’s got that haunted look, like he hasn’t slept in days but still somehow knows exactly what’s going on. That movie? It’s less about the plot, more about watching him squirm under the weight of impossible choices. Now, “Marco” (2024) is a whole different beast. This one’s got more heart, more depth, and yeah, a fair bit more chaos. Ishan slips into Marco’s skin like he was born for it—troubled, raw, stubborn as hell. He’s not your typical hero; he messes up. A lot. But you root for him anyway, because he makes you believe that even the most stubborn screw-up can find a shot at redemption. The world feels lived-in, messy, and the relationships? Complicated in all the right ways. And then there’s “Chatha Pacha: The Ring of Rowdies” (2025). If you like your movies loud, wild, and a little bit off-the-rails, you’re in for a treat. Ishan dives headfirst into a crew of lovable misfits, and the energy’s contagious. It’s not Shakespeare, but it doesn’t need to be. This one’s about friendship, loyalty, and the kind of trouble you get into when you care too much about the wrong things—or maybe the right things, depending on who’s asking.