AWARDS · JANJAAL (TUSSLE)

JanjaalAwards14 international awards · 22 selections · 9 countries

Best Short Film · Toronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi FF 2026

Janjaal (Tussle) is one of the most awarded Pakistani short films in recent international festival history — from a theatrical premiere in Karachi to wins in Canada, India, Scotland and across Pakistan.

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Janjaal (Tussle) official poster — a Pakistani short film by Syed Asad, Cinegma Films
Winner

Janjaal awards

Since its premiere at Arena Cinemas, Karachi on 5 January 2025, Janjaal has travelled to festivals in Pakistan, India, Canada, Scotland, Kosovo, Turkey, the USA, Iran and Spain, collecting 14 international awards and 22 official selections. Its most recent top honour is Best Short Film at the Toronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film Festival 2026. Director Syed Asad Raza Abidi has been named Best Director at four festivals for the film, and its trailer won Best Trailer at The Monthly Film Festival in Scotland.

Best Short FilmToronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film Festival · 2026 · Canada
Best DirectorCedar Film Festival · 2026 · Pakistan
Best FilmCedar Film Festival · 2026 · Pakistan
Best Short FilmCedar Film Festival · 2026 · Pakistan
Best DirectorGandhara Independent Film Festival · 2025–26 · Pakistan
Best FilmGandhara Independent Film Festival · 2025–26 · Pakistan
Best DirectorKolkata International Short Film Festival (KISFF) · 2025 · India
Best Short FilmKolkata International Short Film Festival (KISFF) · 2025 · India
Best Short FilmPakistan International Film Festival (PIFF) · 2025 · Pakistan
Best TrailerThe Monthly Film Festival (TMFF) · 2025 · Scotland, UK
Best DirectorIndus Film Festival (IFF) · 2025 · Pakistan
Janjaal — Best Short Film, Toronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film Festival 2026Janjaal — Best Director, Gandhara Independent Film Festival 2025–26Janjaal — Best Film, Gandhara Independent Film Festival 2025–26Janjaal — Best Director, Kolkata International Short Film Festival (KISFF) 2025Janjaal — Best Short Film, Kolkata International Short Film Festival (KISFF) 2025Janjaal — Best Short Film, Pakistan International Film Festival (PIFF) 2025Janjaal — Best Trailer, The Monthly Film Festival (TMFF) 2025Janjaal — Best Director, Indus Film Festival (IFF) 2025Janjaal — Official Selection, Toronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film & Screenplay Festival 2025Janjaal — Official Selection, Kosovo Young Filmmakers Festival (KYFF) 2025Janjaal — Official Selection, Islamabad International Film Festival 2025Janjaal — Finalist, Urbanite Art & Film Festival 2025
Official Selections

The festival run

Theatrical PremiereArena Cinemas, Karachi · 5 January 2025 · Pakistan
Official SelectionToronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film & Screenplay Festival · 2025 · Canada
Official SelectionKosovo Young Filmmakers Festival (KYFF) · 2025 · Kosovo
Official SelectionIslamabad International Film Festival · 2025 · Turkey
FinalistUrbanite Art & Film Festival · 2025 · New York, USA
Official SelectionIran
Official SelectionSpain

“My vision was much bigger than what we could afford. But that limitation forced us to be more precise, more intentional with every frame. We had 34 hours to make something people would sit still for in a cinema — and they did.” — Syed Asad Raza Abidi

Press coverage: “Pakistani Short Film Janjaal Wins 14 International Awards Across Nine Countries” · openPR · Press & EPK

FAQ

Awards questions

How many awards has Janjaal won?

Janjaal has won 14 international awards and received 22 official festival selections across 9 countries.

What is the biggest award Janjaal has won?

Janjaal won Best Short Film at the Toronto Fantasy/Sci-Fi Film Festival 2026 in Canada — placing it among the few Pakistani short films to take top honours at a North American genre festival.

In which countries has Janjaal screened?

Janjaal has screened or been selected in Pakistan, India, Canada, Scotland (UK), Kosovo, Turkey, the United States, Iran and Spain.

Did Janjaal have a cinema release?

Yes. Janjaal premiered theatrically at Arena Cinemas, Karachi on 5 January 2025 — an uncommon milestone for a student-produced Pakistani short film.