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Conflict of interest disclosure: I am Sajeed A, the subject of this article. Per WP:COI I am not editing directly. All additions below are cited to sources independent of me.

1. Factual correction — Goodbye December

The article twice states that Goodbye December "is slated for 2012 release." The film was postponed indefinitely and never released. The statement is inaccurate and I would ask that it be removed or amended.

2. Note on name variants

Published credits use three forms: "Sajeed A", "Sajeed Aziz" (PBS Distribution) and, in one Variety article since corrected, "Sajeed A. Raman" — Raman is a character name in Vadakkan, not mine. Flagging so sources are not discounted as referring to another person.

3. Vadakkan (2025)

Not currently mentioned. The film has its own article at Vadakkan.

In 2024 Vadakkan was one of seven Gala Screenings at the Fantastic Pavilion, Marché du Film, Cannes.[1][2] It released theatrically in March 2025[3] and won Best Supernatural Thriller at the Fright Night Film Festival.[4]
4. Epic Train Journeys from Above
He is credited as one of the directors of the six-part series Epic Train Journeys from Above, produced by Renegade Pictures.[5]

(Credited on that page as "Sajeed Aziz" — see section 2.)

5. The Man Who Planted a Forest

The Man Who Planted a Forest received a Special Jury Award at the 2021 UN World Wildlife Day Film Showcase, presented by CITES, Jackson Wild and UNDP.[6]

Note on sourcing: this source credits the producer, 101India Digital Services, and does not name me individually. I am flagging it for editors' judgement rather than asserting a personal credit on a source that does not support one.

6. Tone

The lead calls me "a mastermind behind many hit series on MTV" — suggest neutral wording per WP:PEACOCK.

7. Dead links

References 1 and 5 (Deccan Chronicle) are dead; archived versions may exist.

Thank you. QT201 (talk) 09:25, 8 August 2026 (UTC)Reply

References

  1. ↑ Balaga, Marta (6 May 2024). "Cannes' Fantastic Pavilion Gala Screenings Feature a Woman Who Will 'Crash and Burn Cannes'". Variety.
  2. ↑ "Malayalam film 'Vadakkan' makes historic debut at Cannes's Marché du Film Fantastic Pavilion". OnManorama. 19 May 2024.
  3. ↑ "Malayalam movie 'Vadakkan' explores paranormal themes". The Hindu.
  4. ↑ "Malayalam film 'Vadakkan' bags Best Supernatural Thriller award at Fright Night Film Festival". The Times of India.
  5. ↑ "Epic Train Journeys from Above". PBS Distribution.
  6. ↑ "2021 UN World Wildlife Day Film Showcase Winners announced". UNDP. 8 March 2021.
Partly done To reply to each point: 1. This has been removed. Not sure if there is a source we can use to update the Goodbye December article? 2. Noted. I redirected Sajeed Aziz to this page. 3. Added. 4. Added. 5. Will defer for now unless you can provide a source that clarifies your direct involvement in production? 6. Removed. 7. If you are able to provide links to archived versions? Best, SpencerT•C 14:46, 11 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
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