Asaf Antariksa

Asaf Antariksa’s career is honestly a bit of a wild ride, and not just because he bounces between genres like he’s allergic to being typecast. If you’ve seen Qodrat (2022), you’ll get it—dark, gritty, something about that movie just sticks with you. There’s this vibe of supernatural terror mashed with some real, raw emotion, and Asaf just dives right in. He doesn’t play it safe, that’s for sure. You can tell he’s got a thing for those roles where the line between good and evil isn’t exactly set in stone. Then he flips it and stars in Love Reborn (2018), which is, like, a complete 180. Suddenly, he’s not fighting demons or wrestling with inner darkness; he’s in the middle of a rom-com, all charm and awkwardness, making you laugh at how messy love can get. The dude’s got range—one minute you’re scared stiff, next you’re rooting for him to just get the girl already. Now, everyone’s buzzing about Qodrat 2 (2025). The hype is real, especially with Asaf coming back. People want to see where he takes the character next. Is he going full hero, or is he about to make us question everything again? Either way, he’s not the type to phone it in. If you’re into actors who keep you guessing, Asaf’s your guy—never boring, sometimes intense, always interesting.