Arman Khan

Arman Khan (born January 1, 1991) is a cinematographer, actor, and entrepreneur best known for movies like London Nahi Jaunga, ColdVeins, Mimi, Unseen Wales, and The New Arrivals. Khan has worked with big Bollywood personalities like Shahrukh Khan, Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan, and Jackie Shroff, to name a few. He is the founder of Picturental, film and tv equipment rental firm in Romford.
Khan has received the Indie Filmmakers' Best Cinematographer Award.
==Early life and education==
Khan was born on the 1st of January 1991 in Quetta, Pakistan. He did his schooling at Peshawar Public School, Pakistan. Thereafter, Khan migrated from Karachi to London and settled in the UK with his family. Identifying his interest in the media, Khan completed his degree in HND Cinematography and VFX from Raindance Film School, UK. He has completed his specialization in game development, animation, and VFX design. While studying, Khan was duly involved in major Bollywood productions.
==Career==
Khan started his career as a camera assistant intern shortly after receiving his degree. Over the years, he has held a variety of positions, including assistant casting director, writer, actor, camera technician, and cinematographer.
Some of his notable works include Mimi (Bollywood film), Password (Nepali film), Unseen Wales (documentary short), Cold Veins (short film), Azhar, and Rustom. His South Indian productions include Nannaku Prematho, Aake, and Mohini. His very recent film is London Nahi Jaunga, a Pakistani film that he directed.
Khan also worked as a sound designer, VFX designer, and cinematographer for the movie Quickie, released in 2018. He has written and directed the documentary ‘The New Arrivals', which was also featured in the Raindance film festival, bringing more opportunities to Khan. Khan is also a skilled businessman who runs his own rental business called Picturental, where he rents out film equipment to Bollywood and the British industry. He started his venture during the pandemic that facilitated more than 100 shoots per month.
==Filmography==
===As cinematographer===
Year	Film
2022	London Nahi Jaunga (london schedule)
2022	ColdVeins (short)
2021	Mimi (london schedule)
2021	Unseen Wales (documentary short)
2018	The New Arrivals (documentary)
2018	Righteous
2017	Stuck
===Casting Director===
Year	Film
2022	That Is Mahalakshmi
2021	Tuesdays and Fridays
2020	Sandakari
2020	Mann Fakiraa
2020	Street Dancer 3D
2019	Ye Re Ye Re Paisa 2
2019	Miss U Mister
2019	Badla
2019	Nirahua Chalal London
2018	IGOLD
2018	Chalbaaz
2018	Aiyaary
2018	Kri
2018	Tholiprema
2018	1921
2017	Arth
2017	Sat Shri Akaal England
2017	Judwaa 2
2017	Bhikari
2017	Guest in London
2017	Aake
2017	The Black Prince
2017	Baghtos Kay Mujra Kar
2017	The Bongs Again
2016	Prem Ki Bujhini
2016	Badsha the Don
2016	LoveShhuda
2015	Tanu Weds Manu Returns
2015	Piku
2015	Romeo Vs Juliet
2014	Total Chaos
2014	Kirpaan: The Sword of Honour
2013	Yamla Pagla Deewana 2
2012	Teri Meri Kahaani
===Actor===
Year	Film
2019	One Red Nose and a Wedding (TV short)
2018	EastEnders (TV series)
2015	Born to be King
2000	Mohabbatein (student)
1997	Do Ankhen Barah Hath (police inspector)
==Awards==
Khan has been a recipient of the Best Cinematographer Award from Indie Filmmakers.
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* Arman Khan on YouTube
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* Arman Khan on Imdb
Category:1991 births
Category:Living people
Category:Cinematographers
Category:Actors
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:People from Quetta