Shafeeq Ur Rahman, Hollywood film The Empty Address, has been officially announced. The Savdhaan India producer makes his Hollywood debut with a multilingual English-Hindi-Telugu feature.
From fashion runways in Hyderabad to the corridors of Hollywood — Shafeeq Ur Rahman is making his most ambitious move yet. And the entertainment world is paying close attention.
The Hyderabad-based entrepreneur, fashion curator, and television producer officially announced The Empty Address on June 9, 2026 — his first full-fledged Hollywood feature film. The announcement landed with considerable buzz, and for good reason.

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Shafeeq Ur Rahman and The Empty Address: At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Producer | Shafeeq Ur Rahman |
| Film Title | The Empty Address |
| Production Banner | The Star Life Hyderabad |
| Director | Sagar Joshi |
| Languages | English, Hindi, Telugu |
| Shoot Locations | India & UAE |
| Cast/Story | Currently under wraps |
| Born | January 25, 1985, Hyderabad |
| Father | Khalil Ur Rahman — Rajya Sabha MP |
| Wife | Sahebzadi Maheen Nikhath — Royal Nizam family lineage |
| Previous TV Credits | Savdhaan India Crime Alert, Crime Patrol, Nazar, Dahleez |
| Notable Awards | International Glory Award (2022), Global Icon Award (2019) |
Who Is Shafeeq Ur Rahman?
Shafeeq Ur Rahman is an Indian entrepreneur born in Hyderabad on January 25, 1985, into a highly influential family. His father, Khalil Ur Rahman, is a Rajya Sabha Member and member of the Executive Committee for Ministries of Civil Aviation and Energy. His wife, Sahebzadi Maheen Nikhath, is associated with the Royal Nizam family of Hyderabad.
Through his firm, The Star Life Hyderabad, he has hosted more than 200 fashion and lifestyle events worldwide. Fashion may have built his name, but entertainment has always been where he was quietly heading.
From Crime Patrol to Hollywood
The Shafeeq Ur Rahman Hollywood film announcement is a milestone — but it did not come from nowhere.
His previous production credits reportedly include projects such as The Third Hacker, Bro Code, Dehleez, Nazar, Savdhaan India Crime Alert, Zindagi Abhi Baaki Hai Mere Ghost, and Love in Dehradun. The range of projects reflects a willingness to experiment across genres, from thriller and drama to television entertainment.
His television productions spanned major Indian networks — Dahleez on Star Plus (2016), Savdhaan India Crime Alert on Star Bharat (2017), Fear Files on Zee TV (2018–19), and Crime Patrol on Sony TV (2018–19).
That is a quiet but substantial portfolio — and it forms the foundation from which The Empty Address is now being built.
What We Know About The Empty Address

The film will be directed by Sagar Joshi, with shooting planned in both India and the United Arab Emirates. While the makers have chosen to keep the storyline and cast under wraps for now, the project has already sparked curiosity because of its international scale and multilingual approach.
It represents the Hollywood debut of an Indian entrepreneur with strong roots in fashion and entertainment, and is being developed as a multilingual production, increasing its accessibility to audiences across different regions.
The English-Hindi-Telugu trilingual strategy is a calculated one, targeting both the global diaspora and home audiences simultaneously — a playbook that has worked well for recent Indian crossover productions.
FAQs
Who is Shafeeq Ur Rahman?
He is a Hyderabad-based entrepreneur, fashion curator, and entertainment producer known for producing Indian TV shows like Savdhaan India Crime Alert and Crime Patrol, now making his Hollywood debut.
What is Shafeeq Ur Rahman’s Hollywood film?
The Empty Address, a multilingual feature film in English, Hindi, and Telugu, is to be shot in India and the UAE.
What TV shows has Shafeeq Ur Rahman produced?
He has produced Savdhaan India Crime Alert (Star Bharat), Crime Patrol (Sony TV), Nazar (Star Plus), and Dahleez (Star Plus), among others.
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