Bhawani Muzamil

Muzamil Bhawani, straight outta Kashmir, is honestly one of those names in Indian cinema you kinda have to watch out for. The dude’s not just an actor—he’s been juggling hats as an assistant director, associate director, and who knows what else. He’s got some serious chops, too, thanks to his time at the National School of Drama in Delhi (class of 2012, if you’re keeping score) and then polishing it off with an advanced course at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Not your everyday résumé, right? He’s popped up in some absolute bangers—think "Kesari (Sniper)", "Haider", "Bajrangi Bhaijaan", "Jolly LLB 2", "Uri", "Padmavat"...the list’s kind of wild. His roles may not always be front and center, but man, people notice. There’s this quiet intensity he brings, kind of magnetic, and it’s landed him a solid rep in the industry. He’s also been right in the thick of things behind the camera too, especially with "Haider" and "Rangoon" under the direction of Vishal Bhardwaj. That’s like getting thrown into the deep end with sharks—and coming out grinning. Plus, he’s been shaping the next gen of talent as an Associate Director at EKTA in Srinagar. Doesn’t just act, he actually helps build the scene back home. Bottom line? Muzamil isn’t just passing through Bollywood—he’s making sure you remember the name. Talent, hustle, a bit of that Kashmiri spark—you can’t fake that.