Kabir Duhan Singh

Kabir Duhan Singh, born on September 8, 1986, in Faridabad, Haryana, is one of those actors who just kinda slipped into the South Indian film industry and started owning every menacing villain role you can think of. The dude’s got this tall, intense look that directors seem to love whenever they need someone to glare at the hero or throw a punch that looks like it actually hurts. He kicked off his film career not too long ago, but his presence is hard to ignore. If you’re into masala entertainers, you’ve probably spotted him opposite big stars, especially in Telugu and Kannada films. In "Pailwaan" (2019), he played the antagonist and honestly, he nailed it. The guy just has this knack for making you root for the hero even harder, just because he’s that convincing as the bad guy. He’s also known for "Supreme Khiladi" (2016) and "Marco" (2024), both of which solidified his rep as a go-to villain. You won’t catch him doing the usual romantic dance numbers, but when it comes to action or drama, he’s got the screen presence for days. He’s not the kind of actor who grew up in the film industry—he actually started out as a model, which probably explains the whole tall-dark-and-handsome thing he’s got going on. Over the years, Kabir’s managed to carve out his own space, working with some pretty big names and never really fading into the background. He’s got this raw, gritty vibe that makes you sit up and pay attention, whether he’s smashing things up or just staring someone down.