Personal details
- Birth Date: 1998-06-30
- Height: 6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
- Birth Location: Lagos, Nigeria
- Professions: Actor
Samuel Robinson—now, that’s a name making waves way past Lagos. Born smack in the middle of Nigeria’s bustling city life on June 30, 1998, Samuel basically grew up with a camera lens pointed at him. Dude kicked off his acting game in 2013, and hasn’t really hit pause since. You blink, and he’s already popped up on a new screen. He’s not just another face in Nollywood, either. The guy landed roles in some heavy-hitter productions across Africa. Take Desperate Housewives Africa, for example—yeah, the Walt Disney one. Not exactly small potatoes. But honestly, what really sets him apart is how he smashed through the whole “stay in your lane” thing. While most actors keep it close to home, Samuel packed his bags and went full-on international. He didn’t just show up in India. He made history there. Sudani from Nigeria wasn’t just another film credit for him—it made him the first African actor to headline in Indian cinema. Not some background character, either. We’re talking lead role. And because the guy apparently doesn’t sleep, he went right from that straight into starring in the Hindi flick DILLI DARK. So, if you’re wondering who’s out here breaking boundaries and making acting look easy, Samuel Robinson’s your guy. He’s got this wild, global energy that just refuses to be boxed in. From Lagos to Mumbai, Samuel’s not just acting—he’s rewriting the playbook.
movies trivia nThis dude’s like a human Rosetta Stone – just rattling off Spanish, French, German, English, Yoruba, and Hindi like it’s no big deal. Seriously, who learns that many languages? It’s not just, “Oh, he can order a coffee in Paris,” either. Nope. He’ll debate philosophy in German, charm your grandma in Yoruba, and somehow never miss a beat switching between them. People say languages open doors, but at this point he’s just walking through walls. You’d think with all those languages, he’d get a fancy job at the UN or something, but nah, he just uses it to confuse tourists and win bar bets. Pretty sure he’s secretly a spy. Or maybe he just hates subtitles. Either way, it’s wild. Makes the rest of us feel kinda basic, honestly. If you ever get stuck in an airport with lost tourists, just hope he’s around—he’ll have you all singing karaoke in six languages before you even find your gate.
June 30, 1998
6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Lagos, Nigeria
27 years old