Ketan Pendse Receives London Book of World Records Certificate of Appreciation for International Feature Film 11:17 PM
Indian Filmmaker Honoured for Creating an International English Film Shot Entirely on a 4K Mobile Phone Across Five Countries and Regions
Pune, Maharashtra: Indian filmmaker Ketan Pradip Pendse has received a Certificate of Appreciation from the London Book of World Records for his feature film 11:17 PM, an English-language international production filmed entirely on a 4K mobile phone across five countries and regions.
The certificate recognises Pendse as an Actor, Writer, Director, Editor and Producer and cites the achievement as:
“First International English Film Shot Entirely on a Mobile Phone Across Five Different Countries and Regions by a Single Indian Filmmaker.”
The certificate carries Certification No. LBOWRE6020117 and is dated 8 August 2026.
An International Filmmaking Journey
11:17 PM is an ambitious independent feature film that combines travel, drama, horror and adventure, while exploring the possibilities of mobile-phone cinematography.
The film was shot across five countries and regions, including:
Vietnam – Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Hoi An and Ninh Binh
Thailand – Bangkok and Pattaya
Hong Kong
Macao
India – Pune
The international locations form an important part of the film's visual identity and narrative, taking the audience on a journey across different countries while following a mysterious psychological story.
Film Details
Film: 11:17 PM
Language: English
Genre: Traveller Drama, Horror & Adventure
Filming Format: 4K Mobile Phone
Writer: Ketan Pendse
Director: Ketan Pradip Pendse
Editor: Ketan Pendse
Producer: Ketan Pradip Pendse
Production Banner: Glamfame Entertainment
Co-Producer: Daulatsingh Rajpurohit
Production Banner: Rajpurohit Films
Cast:
Lead Actors
Ketan Pendse
Abhineet Ranjan
Second Lead Actors
Daulatsingh Rajpurohit
Kavita Rakshe
Rajendra Kamble
Madhulika Bhattacharya
The Story of 11:17 PM
The film follows Keyaan, a famous travel blogger who begins experiencing a disturbing recurring dream every night at exactly 11:17 PM.
In the dream, Keyaan finds himself in a different country outside India, where he repeatedly sees an unknown man standing with his back turned toward him. The man never speaks and never reveals his face, but every encounter feels frighteningly real.
As the visions become more intense, Keyaan begins questioning his own understanding of reality. He consults psychiatrists, hoping to discover an explanation for the recurring phenomenon, but none of them can explain what is happening.
Convinced that the dreams are trying to lead him somewhere, Keyaan embarks on a solo international journey, combining his travel-blogging career with a personal search for the truth.
His investigation eventually takes him to Vietnam, where he finally encounters the mysterious man from his dreams.
The man introduces himself as Arjun.
Keyaan then discovers a shocking truth—Arjun has been dead for years.
The revelation pulls Keyaan into a terrifying psychological mystery in which dreams, memories and reality begin to disappear into one another.
Why is a dead man appearing to Keyaan every night at exactly 11:17 PM?
What is the connection between Keyaan and Arjun?
And will uncovering the truth save Keyaan—or make him the next victim of a mystery that refuses to die?
Mobile Phone Cinematography and Independent Filmmaking
Through 11:17 PM, Ketan Pendse has combined international filmmaking and mobile cinematography, shooting the feature across multiple countries using a 4K mobile phone.
The project demonstrates an independent approach to filmmaking, using accessible technology to create a feature-film production with an international scope.
The London Book of World Records certificate of appreciation recognises Pendse's creative contribution and the film's distinctive approach to independent filmmaking and international visual storytelling.
A Recognition for Innovation
The recognition adds another international honour to Ketan Pendse's filmmaking journey.
11:17 PM brings together an Indian filmmaker, an English-language feature film, international locations and mobile-phone cinematography in a single production.
For Pendse, the project represents a vision of taking independent Indian filmmaking beyond conventional boundaries and demonstrating that ambitious stories can be created with modern filmmaking technology.
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