Rizky Nazar
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- Actor
- Model
- Singer
Rizky Nazar | |
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 Rizky Nazar in 2018 | |
| Born | Rizky Nazar Mubarak Basloom[1] March 7, 1996 |
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| Years active | 2012–present |
Rizky Nazar Mubarak Basloom (born March 7, 1996) is an Indonesian actor and model.[2] He is known for his roles in Indonesian television series and romantic drama films.[3][4]
Rizky Nazar was born in Singaraja, Bali, Indonesia, to Nasar Mubarak Basloom and Ni Putu Ayu Baswedan. He is of mixed heritage, with Arab-Indonesian ancestry from his father's side and Balinese heritage from his mother's side.[5][failed verification]
Career
2012–2014: Early career and breakthrough
Rizky Nazar began his acting career in 2012 through the television series Cinta Bersemi di Putih Abu-Abu. His performance attracted attention from younger audiences and led to further roles in television productions.[6]
He subsequently appeared in Pesantren & Rock n' Roll Season 3 (2013), which helped expand his visibility in the Indonesian television industry.[7]
2015–2019: Film success and rising popularity
Rizky Nazar transitioned into film and gained wider recognition through leading roles in romantic drama films. His role in Magic Hour (2015) marked a significant milestone in his career.[6]
He continued to build his filmography with roles in:
- I Love You from 38,000 Ft (2016)
- London Love Story 2 (2017)
- The Way I Love You (2019)
During this period, he became closely associated with the teen romance genre and was widely recognized among young audiences.[8]
2020–present: Continued work and digital expansion
In the 2020s, Rizky Nazar continued to work across film, television, and digital streaming platforms. His involvement in web series and digital content reflects the broader shift in Indonesia's entertainment industry toward streaming-based distribution.[citation needed]
Acting style and public image
Rizky Nazar is often associated with romantic lead roles, particularly in youth-oriented dramas. His on-screen persona has been described as aligning with contemporary trends in Indonesian popular cinema, especially within the romance genre.[9]