Sarwar Mohammad

Sarwar Mohammad, a notable figure in the Hindi entertainment industry, has gained recognition for his contributions to horror cinema. He was born in Lucknow, India. Mohammad's desire to be a director began at the age of 17. He did his film studies at the esteemed Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune. Following his graduation from FTII, he started his career as an assistant director, contributing to various films, including "Kahaani" (2012), a thriller story revolving around a man tormented by a ghost, and "Badlapur" (2015).

He wrote and directed his debut short film, titled "Black Mission. Notably, Sarwar Mohammad's directorial prowess was acknowledged with the prestigious title of Best Director in the foreign language short film category at the Madrid International Film Festival.

Mohammad's films are well-known for their suspense, and his creations are appreciated for their technical finesse and the ability to bring fear among viewers. Some of his notable works include "Bhoot Uncle" (2019), a horror-comedy about a family that experiences supernatural encounters. " Pari Pari is an Odia-language televised show on Zee Sar >> Read More... " (2020), a psychological horror narrative of a woman, and "Chhaya" (2021), a supernatural thriller tale of a woman haunted by her own shadow, are some of his other noteworthy accomplishments.

Beyond his cinematic endeavors, Mohammad is well-known for his dedication, displaying a versatile range of knowledge spanning from DSLRs, computers, and editing software to exhibiting adeptness in social media proficiency.