Pakistani actor Ahsan Khan is set to appear in the upcoming international horror thriller ‘Faramosh’ (Forgotten), joining UK based Pakistani producer and actor Samad Aariz in a major cross border film project aimed at bringing South Asian cinema to a global audience.
The film will be produced by Emberline Studio Ltd. and is expected to become one of the notable international collaborations in the region’s entertainment industry this year.
Written and directed by filmmaker Abu Aleeha, ‘Faramosh’ will begin shooting in the United Kingdom on Sept. 1, the production will continue until mid September, with filming planned across multiple locations in the country.
The Urdu, Punjabi horror thriller will feature artists from Pakistan and India, creating a diverse cast for an international cinematic project. The filmmakers aim to combine regional storytelling with global production standards while introducing audiences to a new style of South Asian horror cinema.
Producer and actor Samad Aariz said the project reflects his goal of creating films that represent Pakistan’s creative talent on international platforms. He added that the film is designed to showcase local storytelling abilities while meeting global filmmaking expectations.
#Breaking: #AhsanKhan makes his big-screen comeback with Faramosh (Forgotten), a British horror film written and directed by #AbuAleeha. Produced by Emberline Studios, the Urdu-Punjabi film will be shot in Lancashire with artists from Pakistan and India joining the cast. pic.twitter.com/Sbps2ss0O0
— Lollywood Pictures (@LollyPictures) July 21, 2026
Industry experts believe the project could strengthen Pakistan’s growing presence in international cinema by highlighting the country’s filmmakers, actors and creative talent.
The collaboration between Pakistani and Indian artists also represents a broader effort to encourage cultural exchange through entertainment. By bringing together performers and production teams from across borders, ‘Faramosh’ aims to create a film that connects regional audiences while reaching viewers worldwide.
As Pakistani cinema continues to explore international opportunities,the increasing demand for unique stories and diverse voices in global entertainment.
