Adil Dehbi
Adil Dehbi is known for How I Became a Super Hero (2020), The Eddy (2020) and Mauvaises herbes (2018).
Adil Ege
Adil Ege is known for Das Spiel Endet (2022), Das Spiel beginnt (2015) and Rumble in Lüdenscheid (2016).
Adil El Arbi
Adil El Arbi was born on June 30, 1988 in Edegem, Flanders, Belgium. He is a director and writer, known for Black (2015), Patser (2018) and Image (2014).
Adil Feroz Khan
Adil Feroz Khan. Born 28, November 1996 is a professional Film and Television actor and model. Currently working in Hindi, English films and TV show projects as an actor with known directors and ad makers. Adil started his career with small role in the famous TV show "Pratigya" and has so far done many TV shows, and few good films. Adil is a performer with sense. He is hard working and willing to accept challenging roles.
Adil Hussain
Adil Hussain is known for his critically acclaimed performances in award winning theater and film. "Othello- A Play in Black and White" directed by Roysten Abel received international acclaim and was awarded the Fringe First in Edinburgh. His role in this play received rave reviews from "The Scotsman" and "The Independent" in the UK. This play was performed across Western Europe, Africa and India for 10 years. Having acted in more than 80 films, he is known for his work in films such as Ang Lee's Oscar winning 'Life of Pi', Subhashish Bhutiani's 'Hotel Salvation/Mukti Bhavan', Iram Haq's 'What Will People Say', Prakash Jha's 'Pareeksha', Gautam Ghosh's 'The Wayfarer', Danis Tanovic's 'Tigers', Mira Nair's 'The Reluctant Fundamentalist', Pan Nalin's 'Angry Indian Goddesses', Partho Sen-Gupta's 'Sunrise', Italo Spinelli's 'Gangor', Prashant Nair's 'Umrika', Leena Yadav's 'Parched' and Bauddhayan Mukherji's 'The Violin Player' . For his lead role in 'Hotel Salvation' and 'Maj Rati Ketaki', he received a National Award in India in 2017. He also received the Kanon Prisen award in Norway for Best Supporting actor for his work in What Will People Say in 2018 as well as the Norweigian National Award, the 'Amanda', in the Best Actor Category. For 'Mukti Bhavan' which has received over 25 International awards, he has been nominated for numerous Best actor awards and won at the 'Washington DC South Asian Film Festival' and 'Rajasthan International Film Festival' . He received Best Actor Award for his work in 'Lessons in Forgetting' at the New Jersey Independent South Asian Cine Fest and the Critic's Choice award for Best Actor 2021 for his performance in the short film 'Meal'. He received the London Indian International Film Festival's 'Outstanding Achievement Award 2020' for his contribution to global cinema. He also has been acknowledged by his home state in receiving 'Best Assamese Person of the Year Award 2015' by Newslive Tv Channel and 'Global Icon Award 2021' by the Prag Television Channel. His is widely known for his roles in 'English Vinglish', 'Lootera', 'Main aur Charles', 'Dobaara', 'Aiyaary' etc. and has acted in numerous independent as well as commercial films in the Hindi, Bengali , Assamese, Malayali, Tamil film industries as well as in many Indo-European art house films. He also played 'Jasoos Vijay' in the well known BBC World Service Trust television series by the same name. His latest work portraying Lt. Aditya Sahil in 'Star Trek' the iconic international science fiction series has received unprecedented admiration from the Star Trek global fandom. He also was one the main actors in the Netflix series 'Delhi Crime' which was the first ever Indian production to receive an international Emmy award. Born in Goalpara in the the mid 60's, Adil started his adventure in acting as a young stand up comedian as one of the founding members of the Bhaya Mama Group and performed political satires for 6 years all across Assam. During this period he also acted in several Assamese TV Films and Series, Street and Radio plays and video films. He then received a scholarship to study acting at the National School of Drama from 1990-1993 after which he took a short course at the Drama Studio London as a recipient of the Charles Wallace Trust Scholarship. Following this he performed for one year in the Hengul theater in Assam and then for another 2 years with the International Danstheater in Amsterdam. After years of work on the stage spanning dozens of productions and thousands of performances, Adil undertook his own personal research into the craft of acting when he spent two and a half years on a river island in Karnataka researching the craft of acting with a international group of performing artists. He has taught acting at the National School of Drama, Film and Television Institute Pune, Royal Conservatory of Performing Arts in the Hague, and Drama School Amsterdam.
Adil Ibrahim
Adil Ibrahim is an actor, known for Lucifer (2019), Bhayam (2019) and Achayans (2017).
Adil Koukouh
Adil Koukouh is known for Wrong Side of the Tracks (2021), El Príncipe (2014) and A escondidas (2014).
Adil Lokhandwala
Adil Lokhandwala is known for Qarib Qarib Singlle (2017).
Adil Luca
Adil Luca is known for Ganjil Genap (2023), Marriage with Benefits (2023) and TLC: TV, Love, Cinema (2023).
Adil Majoo
Adil Majoo is known for Saina (2021) and Sniff (2017).