Ahad Raza Mir stars in film adaptation of 'Inspector Jamshed'

A popular name from Urdu pulp fiction is heading to the big screen as Inspector Jamshed is being turned into a feature film. Authored by Ishtiaq Ahmed, the Inspector Jamshed series was a big part of many childhoods. The stories followed a crime-solving inspector who often worked with his three children, mixing mystery with a sense of family. Over the years, the books covered everything from small crimes to larger conspiracies, building a loyal fan base across generations.         View this post on Instagram                       Now, the story is being brought to film for a new audience. A behind-the-scenes image from the set has also circulated online, giving fans a look at what to expect. Actor Ahad Raza Mir is seen in an intense action sequence, appearing to play the role of Behzaad. The glimpse has quickly caught attention, with fans sharing their excitement and anticipation online. Known as one of Pakistan’s A-list actors, Mir is no stranger to major projects. However, this role seems to mark a shift for the actor, bringing a stronger focus on action compared to the characters he is usually known for. The lead role of Inspector Jamshed, meanwhile, is being played by Omair Rana, bringing another experienced name into the project.         View this post on Instagram                       The film is directed by Fahd Nur, with the script written by Farahat Ishtiaq, Eric Berg and Atif Siddique. While the film takes its idea from the original books, it appears to be shaped for today’s audience, possibly with a stronger focus on action. Filming is reportedly taking place at Louvre Abu Dhabi and across the popular desert dunes that have previously hosted major international productions like Dune and Mission: Impossible. The scale of these locations hints at a visually ambitious project.         View this post on Instagram                       Inspector Jamshed has been adapted before as a web series, but the film marks an attempt to bring the beloved character back in a new format. The movie also reflects a growing trend of revisiting classic Pakistani stories and presenting them through a modern lens. The film is also expected to reach a wide audience, with reports suggesting it could be released in multiple languages, expanding its global reach.