Afzal Ahmed Khan
Afzal Ahmed Khan | |
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Alma mater | Aligarh Muslim University |
Occupation(s) | Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Costume designer, Television host |
Years active | 1984–present |
Afzal Ahmed Khan is an Indian film director and producer.
Early life
Afzal Ahmed Khan is a graduate from
Initial Struggle
Afzal Ahmed Khan reached Mumbai – the city of dreams and landed at Dilip Kumar's bungalow. Kumar's brother Ehsaan Khan mentored Afzal Ahmed Khan during his initial struggle period. Afzal stayed with Ehsaan Khan for a year, and it was during this period that Afzal was introduced to many celebrated filmmakers (K. Asif was one of them) and got trained in all departments of film-making.
Film career
Afzal Ahmed Khan was introduced to Sultan Ahmed by K. Asif with whom he started his career. Afzal Ahmed Khan assisted Sultan Ahmed on his 1984 release – Daata. Later on, he went on to assist filmmaker Chandra Barot of Don fame on his still unreleased film – Boss starring Vinod Khanna and Jaya Prada. Afzal Ahmed Khan was also the associate director of Sultan Ahmed's 1990 release Jai Vikranta.
Afzal Ahmed Khan turned writer with
Since 2010, Afzal Ahmed Khan has been working on his most ambitious animated projects – The Adventures of Sinbad and Hatim Tai. Afzal Ahmed Khan owns a recording/editing/animation studio in the heart of Mumbai called Lodi Studios.
Television career
After movies, it was the turn of television and Afzal Ahmed Khan also debuted as a television producer/director for Daastan-e-Hatimtai in 1995 on
Advertising career
Afzal Ahmed Khan has also created several memorable TV commercials for brands like
Producer
- Daastan-e-Hatimtai – TV Series (1995)
- Bhabhi Maa – TV Series
- X Zone – TV Series
- Rishtey
- Chutti Time
- The Adventure of Sinbad (2013)
- Hatim Tai (2013)
Director
- Ekka Raja Rani (1994)
- Daastan-e-Hatimtai – TV Series (1995)
- Bhabhi Maa – TV Series
- X Zone – TV Series
- Rishtey – TV Series
- Chutti Time – TV Series
- Mashooka (2005)
Writer
- Dancer (1991)
- Ekka Raja Rani (1994)
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