Miloš Biković

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Characters played by Miloš Biković

Leonov — Ice (2018)

Leonov is a famous skater who becomes Nadya’s partner in the major leagues. Although he considers proposing to her, he drops her during a performance and later tries to persuade Sasha to leave, claiming he alone can lead Nadya to Olympic success. His contempt finally drives Nadya away from him.

Nikolay Garin — Red Silk (2025)

A former Tsarist agent who has spent years abroad and wants to return to Russia by abandoning White movement ideology and joining the Communists. After trying to warn the KGB about a planned Kuomintang massacre, he escapes arrest, saves the Chinese couriers from Honghuzi bandits, and later escapes prison to reach their departing train.

Grisha — Son of a Rich (2019)

Protagonist who transitions from a reckless, privileged Moscow youth to a reformed man. Sent to a fake 19th-century village by his father, he experiences serfdom, falls in love with Liza, and undergoes genuine character growth. Later becomes a major and orchestrates a similar re-education project for Katya, eventually taking charge of family rehabilitation programs.

Grisha — Son of a Rich 3 (2026)

Spoiled oligarch heir turned reformed serf, leads family correction projects.

Charlie — Like Me a Million (2019)

Charlie is a news editor at a private television station and one half of a young couple with Dana, the station owner's secretary. He is reluctant to support Slobodan's proposed reality news program, though Slobodan persuades him that viewers want it.

Vladislav Nikolaev — The Challenge (2023)

Vladislav Nikolaev is a young thoracic surgeon and Evgenia Belyaeva's friend. After being removed from consideration, he secretly proposes Evgenia as a candidate for the space mission. During the operation, he watches from Earth and suggests a risky solution based on their training experience; afterward, they confess their mutual love.

Aleksandar Tirnanić 'Tirke' — Montevideo, God Bless You! (2010)

A naturally gifted but impoverished soccer player from Belgrade who becomes one of the two central figures of the narrative. His deep connection with Rosa and his evolving friendship with Moša drive the team's internal dynamics and ultimate ambition to compete in the inaugural World Cup.

Petar Maraš — South Wind (2018)

The central protagonist, who seeks to expand his garage and build a larger business. He accepts a supposedly simple job involving a Mercedes, becoming entangled in theft, murder, criminal pressure, and a police investigation. His troubled relationship and impending fatherhood intensify his personal crisis.

Sergey Navashin — Desperate for Marriage (2022)

A university professor voted Professor of the Year by students and faculty, Sergey accepts the honor with an emotional speech while struggling with his private life and efforts to have a child. He agrees to a fictitious marriage proposed by Lyubov, but their arrangement grows into a sincere relationship. He later reflects on how fear shaped his choices and asks Lyubov what she truly wants.

Petar Maraš — South Wind 2: Speed Up (2021)

Petar Maraš is the undisputed leader of the Serbian underworld, seeking to expand his business while moving some of his illegally acquired money into legitimate enterprises. Sent east with his loyal associate Baća to buy land for the South Stream pipeline, he rejects Crveni's offer and negotiates directly with the peasants. He later goes to Bulgaria to find his kidnapped brother Nenad.

Career Overview

Miloš Biković has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently South Wind Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Red Silk, Beyond the Edge, Black Silk. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
53
Birth Date
1988-01-13
Birth Place
Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia

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Universe traveler — spans 7 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q6860580), public domain (CC0).