Salim Balthazard
Salim Balthazard is known for Gagarine (2020).
Salim Benmoussa
Salim Benmoussa started his career as a young Youtube star, creating music videos coupled with comedic content that rapidly gained him notoriety on the internet. His initial success pushed him to take the stage on multiple occasions. In 2017, Salim as admitted to Cours Florent, a course which allows him to develop and maintain his abilities on the stage, perusing his growth in monologues, ensemble, stage combat and the array of other acting methods : * Meisner Technique with Steven Ditmeyer (Paris) * Niki Flaks Technique (Paris) In October 2017, he takes on the role of a Syrian refugee in the film "The Binoculars," directed by Rahul Sharma. In November 2018, he co-wrote, directed, produced and starred his own film titled "Le Temps D'In Amour." In November 2022, he played in Beirut, a Paramount Production playing the role of Young Mustapha. In January 2023, he played Naim in a Netflix TV show called Testament of Moses.
Salim Benoit
Salim Benoit was born on 31 July 1986. He is an actor, known for Carter (2022), Gentleman (2022) and Twenty Five Twenty One (2022).
Salim Daw
Salim Daw was born in 1951 in Bana, Israel. He is an actor, known for Oslo (2021), The Crown (2016) and Gaza mon amour (2020).
Salim Fatehi
Salim Fatehi is known for Ghajini (2008), Mission Majnu (2023) and Help (2010).
Salim Ghouse
Alumnus, The Film & Television Institute of India, Pune Theatre: English Actor / Director / Mentor / Writer / Designer: The Phoenix Players Mumbai since 1984 International Theatre Festivals: "Troubadour", a solo play, based on the writings of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi at Edinburgh [2004] Dublin [2005] Prague [2007] Lahore [2008] & "Shakespearewallah", a solo play, based on the works of William Shakespeare at Stratford upon Avon [2014] Feature Films Hindi: "Sardari Begum" & "Trikaal" - Shyam Benegal, "Chakra" - Robin Dharmaraj, "Soldier" - Abbas Mustan, "Maharaja" - Anil Sharma, "Koyla" - Rakesh Roshan, "Shapath" - Rajiv Babbar, "Mohan Joshi Haazir Ho" - Saeed Mirza, "Drohi" - Ramgopal Varma Malayalam: "Thazhvaram" - Bharathan, "Udayon" - Bhadran Telugu: "Antham" - Ramgopal Varma, "Rakshana" - Narayan Rao, "Muggaru Manogalu" - Raghavendra Rao Tamil: "Vetri Vizha" - Pratap Pothen, "Thiruda Thiruda" - Mani Ratnam, "Chinna Gounder" - Udaya Kumar, "Seemaan" - Raj Ghafoor, "Sentamizh Paattu" - P Vasu, "Dass" - Babu Yogeswaran, "Dharmaseelan" - C Ravi, "Vettaikaran" - Babu Sivan English: "The Deceivers" - Nicholas Meyer, "The Maharajah's Daughter" - Burt Brinckerhoff, "The Perfect Murder" - Zafar Hai, "Kim" - John Davis, "NR 3535" [Short Film] Pali: "Chapter Three" [Short Film] Television: Hindi "Subah" & "Inkaar" - Bharat Rungachary "Bharat Ek Khoj" - Shyam Benegal, based on "The Discovery of India" by Jawaharlal Nehru. Portrayed "Krishna", "Rama", "Tipu Sultan" & "Ramaraya" Voice overs CD's "Mandookya Upanishad" [English] "The Speaking Tree" [English & Hindi] "The Glimpses of the Gita", "Manah Shanti", "Vishwaroopam" [English] NDTV - promos TV [Hindi] "Outstanding Voice of the Year, 2004 & 2005" Feature Film Dubbing in Hindi for "Scar" in "The Lion King" & "Leonidas" in "300" Martial Arts & Healing "Hanshi" 9th Dan Black Belt, "Soke Shihan" [Founder] Zendokai Kokusai. Grand Master in Martial Arts & Healing Sciences - Okinawa, Japan, China & India
Salim Kechiouche
Actor Salim Kechiouche was born in Lyon, France to Algerian parents. At first a kickboxing champion in France (1998), his film carreer started when actor/director Gaël Morel discovered Salim and so he made his first appearance in the movie À Toute Vitesse. From then on he appeared in more films, and many different roles like in Gigolo next to Amanda Lear, his notorious appearance in Les Amants Criminels, but also Grande École, Le Clan, Le Fil. He also made some more movies with Gaël Morel. In 2013 Salim was at the film festival in Cannes for the movie La Vie d'Adèle, a love story about a lesbian couple which won the Palme d'Or and the critic's prize. Also in 2013 he appears in the French series Odysseus as Orion and the movie Paris à Tout Prix. Next to his filmcarreer, Salim also stars in plays and theater and has been painted by artists Youssef Nabil and Michel Gilberti. Salim resides in Paris.
Salim Khan
Salim Khan was born on November 24, 1935 in Indore, Indore State, Central India Agency, British India. He is a writer and actor, known for Deewaar (1975), Sholay (1975) and Zanjeer (1973).
Salim Khan Ding-Dong
Salim Khan Aka Ding Dong, Saleem Khan, Yusuf Khan was born on 20th September 1965 in Holy Family hospital Bandra to an well Rich, Modernized and educated family. His father Mehmood Ismail Khan was an income Tax officer however he had no background in the film industry. Mother was an home maker. Being a only son and from a rich family, he was passionate about bikes from having the best of sports bikes as well as cars at the time. He was married to Shahida Khan an home maker in 1982 in Rajasthan and post which he got his first break when Mr.Subhash Ghai saw him first time at Bandstand performing stunts and gave his card and called him the very next day and was directly offered a role in Hero movie with Jackie Shroff. Before joining the fim Industry he was well knowed as a winner for winning all over maharastra bike race 3 times in a role. Since he started working at an early age he was a college Drop Out. He was always know as a best student in School St. Stanislaus High School and St Andrews college Bandra. He was always close to Film stars, especially Salman khan as he was his childhood friend. Also being close to Devgan Family As his Master was Mr. Veeru Devgan. At work he has done over 400 films as an Actor and more as a stunt man. In the year 2006 he was working for Mr. Salman khan as his mate. In the 2011 he passed away due to heart attack. He will always be remembered in the hearts of his fans for being such a great Stunt Man as well as a great Human being full of joy. Will Miss you !
Salim Kissari
Salim Kissari is an actor, known for L'homme parfait (2022), Dix pour cent (2015) and Braquo (2009).
