Bio

Arslon Khakimov (born January 12, 2004) is a talented Uzbek actor, widely recognized for his standout performances. He gained prominence through his compelling roles in Gary Garrett or How I Learned to Live and the adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s classic The Christmas Eve, where his nuanced acting brought depth and emotion to the characters. Known for his versatility and ability to connect with audiences, Khakimov has quickly risen as one of the most promising young actors in contemporary cinema. His range as an actor allows him to seamlessly transition between dramatic and action-packed roles, showcasing both intensity and subtlety in his performances. Set to star as the lead in the highly anticipated Prodigal Son (2025) and the epic The Ronin (2027), Khakimov is poised to further solidify his reputation as a dynamic force in international film. His dedication to his craft and natural charisma promise an exciting future in the world of acting.