
Antonio Aakeel
British actor Antonio Aakeel is best known for Tomb Raider (2018), City of Tiny Lights (2016), and Three Girls (2017). Antonio was born in Wolverhampton, England, to an Indian mother and English father. He moved around the West Midlands as a child; settling in Birmingham where he studied Acting. He honed his craft in local theatre, before moving to London and being scouted by a talent agent. Antonio won his screen debut in the BAFTA award-winning drama series Skins (2007) out of 500 candidates who had applied to a nationwide 'Skins needs you' campaign searching for fresh acting talent. He appeared in series 3. He was cast in City of Tiny Lights (2016) directed by BAFTA winner Pete Travis alongside Riz Ahmed and Billie Piper and appeared as Immy in the BBC One mini-series Three Girls (2017). He leads the upcoming comedy feature Eaten by Lions (2017) opposite Johnny Vegas and next stars in Film London's dark Shakespearean feature adaptation The Hungry (2017), directed by Bornila Chatterjee. Antonio won the role of Nitin Ahuja in Warner Bros' Tomb Raider (2018) franchise reboot, starring opposite Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander, directed by Roar Uthaug.
Filmography (24)
MOVIEGood Behaviour2026as Sal
MOVIESleep2025as Chris
TV★ 5.7Too Much2025as Raven
TV★ 6.6Sherlock & Daughter2025as Detective Swann
MOVIELet It Flow2025
MOVIE★ 5.0Companion2025as Vir Oza
MOVIE★ 6.4In Camera2024as Actor Who Books Everything
MOVIEAll the Lights Still Burning2023
MOVIEFootprints on Water2023as Rehan
MOVIE★ 6.3I Came By2022as Faisal
TV★ 8.0Slow Horses2022as Hassan Ahmed
TV★ 8.8Octonauts: Above & Beyond2021
MOVIE★ 4.1Granada Nights2021as Ben
MOVIE★ 4.1White Girl2019
MOVIE★ 7.2Badla2019as Sunny Singh Toor
MOVIE★ 6.4Christmas at the Palace2018as Clerk
MOVIE★ 5.6Eaten by Lions2018as Omar
MOVIE★ 6.4Tomb Raider2018as Nitin
TV★ 6.7Man Like Mobeen2017as Shahid
MOVIE★ 5.8The Hungry2017as Chirag Joshi
TV★ 7.3Three Girls2017as Immy
MOVIE★ 5.2City of Tiny Lights2016as Young Lovely
TV★ 8.1Skins2007as Shop Security- MOVIELessons in Pretending—as Arun Khan