- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Faisal Hashmi is a filmmaker and screenwriter known for pushing the boundaries of Gujarati cinema with high-concept storytelling and innovative visual techniques. He made his directorial debut with the blockbuster romantic comedy Vitamin She (2017), followed by Short Circuit (2019), the first-ever science fiction film in Gujarati. In 2025, he released the horror-comedy Faati Ne?, which became a massive hit, earning critical acclaim for its groundbreaking use of Dolby Atmos and Motion Capture. Known for his stylish direction, genre-blending narratives, and audience-centric approach, Faisal continues to redefine regional cinema. Inspired by filmmakers like Spielberg and Rajamouli, he specializes in creating emotionally resonant yet larger-than-life cinematic experiences.
- IMDb mini biography by: Mighty Morphin
- Often uses narration or voice overs
- Seamlessly blends high-end VFX with practical effects to create immersive cinematic experiences.
- Frequently employs seamless transitions and inventive cuts that enhance storytelling.
- Often breaks fourth wall.
- Often uses camera as an POV.
- A passionate comic book enthusiast, he boasts an extensive collection across genres and eras.
- Holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- Influenced by the larger-than-life storytelling of Steven Spielberg, Michael Bay, and SS Rajamouli.
- Directed Faati Ne?, the first Gujarati film to use Dolby Atmos and Motion Capture technology.
- Helmed Short Circuit (2019), the first science fiction film in Gujarati cinema.
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