Luke Kenny (Actor) Height, Weight, Date of Birth, Age, Wiki, Bio, Girlfriend & More
Luke Kenny is an Indian actor, director, producer and music composer. He is recognized for his role as Malcom Murad in Sacred Games. Luke has been in the entertainment industry for over 3 decades.
Birth and background
Luke Kenny was born on June 14, 1969 in Calcutta, West Bengal. He is of Irish-Italian descent. Luke’s Irish grandfather married a British woman and moved to India. His father, Robert Kenny, was a musician and Italian mother named Adele. Luke’s parents separated when he was just a child. He lived with his grandfather and his father in Mumbai. They were both musicians and so Luke became fascinated by music from an early age.
Biography
| Real name | Lucas Kenny |
| Profession | Actor, Director, Producer |
| Birthdate | June 14, 1969 |
| Age (as in 2022) | 53 years |
| place of birth | Kolkata, West Bengal, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Native city | Kolkata, West Bengal, India |
| Family | Mother: Adele KennyFather: Robert KennySister: Not availableBrother: Not availableWife: Not available |
| ADDRESS | Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
Education
Luke went to Bharat English High School, Thane, for his formative education and then completed his secondary education at St John The Baptist High School, Thane. Kenny enrolled in Elphinstone College, Fort Mumbai, but dropped out midway to pursue his musical career.
Educational details and more
| School | Bharat English High School, Thane St John The Baptist High School, Thane |
| Colleague | Elphinstone College, Bombay Fort |
| Educational qualification | Graduate |
| Debut | Movie: The Bombay Boys (1998) |
| Awards | Not available |
Career
Luke started out as a solo dancer in 1989. He was invited to join Arshad Warsi’s dance team as a chorus dancer. Luke was its associate choreographer from 1990 to 1992. He also joined a rock band called Geek as a vocalist in 1991. He worked as a DJ from 1993 to 1995. Luke became India’s first male VJ for the newly launched Channel V in 1995. From 1998 he worked as head of music programming and artist relations for Channel V until 2008. He was the face of the show Luke’s After Hours, playing a selection of music videos specially chosen by Luke in 2005.
Luke first acted in a film in 1997. He played the role of a rock band leader in Kaizad Gustad’s film Bombay Boys. He produced and directed his first film, 13th Floor, in 2005. The film was the first film to be shot and released digitally in India and received recognition at several film festivals. He directed 3 music videos in 2006, namely Dil, Humein Jeene Do and Kyon, Paanch Tatva. Luke was a producer and actor in the film Rise of Zombie, India’s first zombie film.
Luke has acted in several films including Rock On!!, Banjo, Qarib Qarib Singlle, Tanhaji and more. Luke became a well-known face for his role as Malcolm Murad in the Netflix series Sacred Games. Luke will appear in the psychological crime drama television series Rudra: The Edge of Darkness.
Physical statistics and more
| Height | 5′ 10″ Feet |
| Weight | 75 kilos |
| body shape | Chest: 42 inches Waist: 34 inches Biceps: 15 inches |
| Eye color | Green Moss |
| Hair color | Black |
| Hobbies | Sing, listen to music, write, dance and play the guitar. |
Presence on social networks
Some facts about Luke Kenny
- Luke Kenny grew up in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
- He is Indian by birth and ethically Irish-Italian-British.
- Luke was appointed head of channel 9XM in 2011.
- Luke is a big fan of Micheal Jackson.
- He also organized a concert dedicated to Jim Morrison and the music of The Doors in July 2008.
- Luke co-hosted a Humanity concert with Sophie Choudhry.
- He has written a weekly music column If I May Say So for the Hindustan Times supplement HT Café, a live music column called Gig-A-Bites, a column named LukeBox for Rolling Stone India.
- His hobbies include singing, listening to music, writing, dancing and playing guitar.
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