Ace Bhatti

Ace Bhatti, born in Nottingham, England on September 13, 1969. His birth name was Ahsen Rafiq Bhatti, but he changed his name to Ace Bhatti, because of how people mispronounced and made puns on his first name. Ace was also his nickname in his childhood.

He is also said to be single, and there are no records of his past relationships. He is known for The Second Coming, Bend It Like Beckham and East Enders. Ace was born to a bus driver father, and he spent his youth in Nottingham, England. He studied from London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He also used to work as a lifeguard in his free time.

He began acting at age 14, starring in the series for children Dramarama, but only in the 90’s did he move further in his career, when he started coming on screen in British soap operas like Band of Gold, Family Pride, Holding On and mainly as Dr. Rajesh in Cardiac Arrest, among other television roles during this time.

In 2002 Bhatti played a minor role in Bend It Like Beckham, he played the central character Dave in BBC Three'sdark comedy Grease Monkeys and also played flashy Ash Aslan. In 2007 he took on a small role in the first season of Secret Diary of a Call Girl, he was a regular client of the main character, Belle.

In 2010 he did the same role again and in 2008 he came into view, as a supporting character in the second season of The Sarah Jane Adventures, and repeated his role for the third season, fourth season and the fifth season. In 2011 he played Commander Khokar in the BBC2 series The Shadow Line.

In April 2013, Ace Bhatti became a contributor to Theatre Royal Wakefield. In 2018, it was said that Bhatti would be playing Freddie Mercury's father in the upcoming biopic called Bohemian Rhapsody Click to look into! >> Read More... , which is to be released on November 2, 2018.

Art And The Sea accompany BBC season, Civilisations, which looks at humans as art-making creatures throughout time. Ace Bhatti was also involved in seeing Hull and East Riding’s connection with art and the sea. Even though that industry is mainly gone now, Bhatti searched for a world-class art of the era and made some exciting discoveries.