Danyal Rasheed's recent film projects include: Noor (2012), a Walnut Tree (2015) and Mela Chiragan: A Few Rhymes (2018). For Noor, a feature length road movie about the identity crisis of a trans man, Rasheed was first Assistant Director, and in 2012 the film showcased at Festival du Cannes. Whereas the feature length documentary, A Walnut Tree, for which Rasheed was the Cinematographer, takes us into the heart of the internally displaced persons' camps of the war ridden FATA region, exploring themes of justice, trauma and desperation. A Walnut Tree premiered at IDFA in 2015. Mela Chiragan: A Few Rhymes delves into the ever evolving forms of devotional ritual, particularly as experienced during the annual mela held at the shrine of sufi saint, Shah Hussein in Lahore, Pakistan.