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Inspector Jamshed is a series of espionage and detective novels written by Pakistani author Ishtiaq Ahmad. The series features Inspector Jamshed as the protagonist, who undertakes investigations into various crimes alongside his three children: Mehmood, Farooq, and Farzana. Supporting him in his endeavors are notable characters such as retired army officer Khan Rehman, Professor Dawood, a scientist renowned for his expertise, and Sub-Inspector Ikraam.
The first novel in the series was published in 1972 by "Maktab e Aalia." Spanning genres such as crime, fiction, mystery, thriller, and family drama, the series explores themes including justice, familial bonds, moral dilemmas, and the complexities of criminal investigations.
Since the release of the inaugural novel, "The Secret Packet," in 1972, the series has gained popularity, particularly among young readers. The series overall sold more than 40 million copies worldwide, however it has never been translated in any other language. Plans are underway for an adaptation of the novels into an Inspector Jamshed film by CreatorsOne Studios FZ LLC along with releasing a full range of comic books and novel series in multiple languages. This cinematic endeavor aims to extend the reach of the series' beloved characters and compelling narratives to a wider audience, with details of the film's release yet to be announced.