Hojiakbar Komilov

Hojiakbar Komilov is an Uzbek stage and film actor and dubbing artist. According to the Uzbek Wikipedia he was born in Tashkent in 1956. In 1983 he graduated from the drama-theatre acting department of the Mannon Uyghur Tashkent State Institute of Arts.

He began working in 1976 as an assistant director at the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theatre and has been an actor there since 1984; sources indicate he still serves in the company.

On stage he has played many parts, among them in the productions “Kunduzsiz kechalar”, “Otello” (Rodrigo), “Mashrab”, “Muhabbat sultoni” (Ibn Salom), “Makr va muhabbat”, “O'tkan kunlar” (Mirzakarim Qutidor), “Alisher Navoiy” (Mo'min Mirzo), “Mirzo Ulug'bek” (Qozi Miskin), “Sohibqiron” (Hofiz Sheroziy), “Usmon Nosir” (G'ulom Zafariy) and “Adibning umri” (Oybek).

In film he played a commander in “Buyuk Amir Temur” (1996), appeared in the series “Shaytanat” (1999) and in the films “Jonim seni yoxud egizaklar” (2004), “Yolg'on dunyo” (2015) and “Abdulla Oripov” (2023). Some sources also mention the roles of a prince in “Bobur”, Muzaffar Mirza in “Navoiy” and Ibn Sina in “Ibn Sino”.

He also works in dubbing: sources say he has voiced more than 200 films in Uzbek. In 2002 he was given the title Honoured Artist of Uzbekistan.