Qazi Faiz

Qazi Faiz, man, this guy’s filmography is a trip. You look at his stuff and you’re like, whoa, that’s a range. "Ground Zero" (2025) is the one folks are buzzing about, but if you rewind a bit, you’ll spot him in "Tanaav" (2022), which just oozes tension and drama, set against the backdrop of conflict that never really lets you breathe easy. It’s not your typical slow-burn thriller, either. It’s got these wild twists and turns—like, you think you know where things are headed, and bam, you’re lost again. He’s got this knack for picking roles or projects that make you think, “Man, I wasn’t ready for that.” Then there’s "Hamid" (2018). Now, this one just hits different. It’s all heart, pain, and hope tangled together. The story dives into the messiness of loss and innocence, all through the eyes of a kid who just wants some answers. You can’t come out of that film without feeling like you’ve been through something real. Faiz, whether he’s on screen or working behind it, seems to gravitate toward stories that actually say something—stories with teeth, basically. He’s not afraid to dig into heavy topics, but it never feels preachy. Just raw, honest, and sometimes a little brutal. If you’re hunting for films that don’t play it safe, Qazi Faiz’s projects are where you want to look.