Muhammadjon Rakhimov
Soviet and Uzbek film actor; made his debut at seven in Youth of a Genius and became known across the USSR for the lead role in the fairy-tale film The Adventures of Arslan (1988).
- Occupation:
- Actor, Film actor
- Born:
- 1975
- Birthplace:
- Tashkent
Biography
Muhammadjon Rakhimov is a Soviet and Uzbek film actor; sources often spell his first name «Mukhammadzhan». He was born in Tashkent in 1975.
He came to cinema as a child: in 1982, aged seven, he made his debut in Youth of a Genius (Husayn's younger brother). In 1983–1985 he appeared in The Prophet from Galatepe and Bring Back Grandma, and in Rebellion of the Daughters-in-Law (the grandson Abbas).
He became known across the USSR for the lead role of Arslan in the fairy-tale film The Adventures of Arslan (1988); in 1989 he played Safo in the drama Little Man in a Big War and in 1990 Nartay in the musical Children from Tanga.
He went on acting in Uzbek films: The Only Memory (1998, lead role), Little People (2007, Sadyk), Patriots (2011, Khaydarali), Harmonious World (2013), Nazira (2017) and others.