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Producer Sehran Khan (VOID, Postman), known for authentic, emotion-driven storytelling and commercial success (54M+ views), emphasizes connecting universally by focusing on human relationships and guiding new filmmakers.
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Sehran Khan has built a strong reputation for himself that reaches different parts of this world. His work has been selected for various esteemed film festivals. There are many notable films he has produced such as: VOID, Postman, and Stolen Wishes. These films were celebrated in various film festivals and loved by audiences from different demographics. Stolen Wishes won the Best Cinematography award at the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival followed by wins in the United States and Europe.
Beyond the festival circuit, Khan has produced commercials for major brands. Across the many music videos he’s produced, his work has gained more than 54 million views so far, with several new releases on the cards the number is expected to be higher. He has also spent time with upcoming filmmakers, serving as a judge at Delhi’s Footprint Film Festival.
In this interview with Sehran Khan we will talk about his path, the work behind the success, and what comes next.
Q: Sehran, with films like “VOID” and “Postman” screening at prestigious festivals worldwide, how do you choose stories that connects with people so easily?
A: I want to tell stories that feel both original and universal. And both “Void” and “Postman” were exactly that. When I read a script, I want that script to be relatable. It needs to make me feel for the characters. I believe relationships are the most important part of our lives. Both of these films were about exploring difficulties of relationships and that’s what drew me to them. I believe as long as the core theme and emotion of a film is about human desire the film will connect universally.
Q: “Stolen Wishes” won the Best Cinematography award at the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival and gained further recognition abroad. How did you approach this film to make the story come into life?
A: Every project brings different challenges, but if you find the right people, it becomes easier. Every one has their strengths and weaknesses. The goal is to use the right people for the project. It is about bringing the right people to serve the film’s essence, vision and story.
Q: Your collaboration with Shubh has generated millions of views and built a loyal international audience. While your commercial work continues to perform across markets in India and the U.S. What do you think makes your work stand out from the rest?
A: Whether it is a music video, commercial, or film, I believe authentic storytelling and attention to detail will always relate with audiences, irrespective of the medium and market. When I was working with the director, Rubbal GTR, on Shubh’s music video we were sure that we wanted to tell a authentic story that will move audiences. And the idea worked out in our favor. Same with the OYO commercial, we made sure that the audienc
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