Guz Khan, known for his standout work on "Man Like Mobeen," is set to become a series regular on an exciting new Prime Video comedy series created by Riz Ahmed. Although the show’s title hasn’t been revealed yet, it’s already generating a lot of buzz.
The upcoming series follows Shah Latif, played by Riz Ahmed, a struggling actor who is on the brink of landing his big break. Just as he seems poised to achieve his dream, Latif is thrown into an existential crisis that unfolds into a bizarre and thrilling conspiracy. The series, which is being filmed in London, promises to blend comedy with mind-bending drama.
Guz Khan’s role in the series is currently under wraps, but his addition to the cast marks a significant milestone. Known for his acclaimed performance in the BBC series "Man Like Mobeen," where he not only starred but also created and wrote the show, Khan has earned accolades such as two BAFTA nominations and a RTS Midlands Award. His film work includes roles in Netflix’s "Army Of Thieves," "The Bubble," and Amazon’s "How to Date Billy Walsh."
The series is the first major project to emerge from the deal between Prime Video and Riz Ahmed’s production company, Left Handed Films, which was established three years ago. Ahmed is not only starring in the series but is also serving as an executive producer alongside Allie Moore for Left Handed Films, and Jake Fuller from Jax Media. Ben Karlin, known for his work on "Modern Family," is also on board as an executive producer and showrunner, working alongside Ahmed.
In addition to Khan, the series will feature Sheeba Chaddha, Aasiya Shah, and Sajid Hasan as new series regulars. Chaddha, a versatile actress, is recognized for her roles in "Mirzapur" and "Bandish Bandits." Shah has appeared in "Call the Midwife" and "Raised by Wolves," while Hasan is noted for his performance in the Pakistani series "Dhoop Kinare" and various films.
Khan’s latest projects also include appearances in Guy Ritchie’s "The Gentlemen" and the upcoming festive film "That Christmas," set to stream on Netflix. As the series progresses into production, fans can look forward to seeing how Khan’s new role will contribute to this unique blend of comedy and thriller.
With the creative minds of Riz Ahmed and Guz Khan coming together, this Prime Video series is shaping up to be a must-watch, offering a fresh take on both comedy and dramatic storytelling. Keep an eye out for more updates as the show develops.
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