Born in Belgrade on January 13, 1988, Miloš Biković has grown into one of the defining actors of his generation — equally at home on the Serbian stage and at the very top of Russian cinema.
He graduated in acting from the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade under professor Dragan Petrović. National fame came with the role of football legend Tirke in Dragan Bjelogrlić's “Montevideo, God Bless You!” (2010) — the Serbian box-office phenomenon of its era.
Then the phone rang: Oscar-winner Nikita Mikhalkov personally cast him in “Sunstroke” (2014). He mastered Russian to perfection and became the biggest star of Russian cinema — “Serf” (2019) earned over three billion rubles, at the time the highest-grossing Russian film in history.
He calls theatre his first love: a permanent member of the Belgrade Drama Theatre, with “The Lady of the Camellias” running at the National Theatre for over a decade. He is the founder of Archangel Studios and of the Miloš Biković Foundation supporting gifted young people.
Nine career-defining projects — from Montevideo to outer space. Scroll through the gallery.
The role that changed everything. Bjelogrlić's hit about Yugoslavia's journey to the first World Cup won him the Car Konstantin award and made him a national star.
His Russian debut for Oscar-winner Nikita Mikhalkov. The Bunin adaptation opened the doors of Russian cinema — he mastered the language to perfection.
His first contemporary Russian blockbuster — proof he wasn't just a costume-drama import but a modern leading man.
A musical sports melodrama about a figure-skating star — one of Russia's top-grossing films of 2018 and a franchise starter.
The defining Serbian antihero of a generation. Record domestic box office, the Naisa Grand Prix, and the crime franchise of the decade.
Young Tito in 1930s noir Belgrade — a prestige role in the most expensive and acclaimed Serbian series of its era.
A phenomenon. Over 3 billion rubles — at the time the highest-grossing Russian film ever. The spoiled rich kid 're-educated' in a staged serf village made him Russia's No. 1 star.
World film history — the first feature film with scenes actually shot aboard the International Space Station.
The sequel that broke the original's record — nearly 4 billion rubles and the biggest comedy franchise in Russian cinema.
A spy thriller aboard the 1927 Trans-Siberian express — a major Russian-Chinese co-production and one of 2025's biggest hits.
The most important thing in life is not career and ambition, but the people beside you.
Theatre is my first love — I would act on stage even if I had to pay for it myself.
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