Doh Kyung-soo

Doh Kyung-soo is a South Korean actor cum singer born on 12th January 1993 in Goyang, Gyeonggi in South Korea. His stage name is D.O. D.O is one of the main members of Exo, the boy band. Besides actively participating in the Exo concerts and albums, Kyung Soo has also featured in TV dramas. Some of his dramas and films are Positive Physique, Pure Love, My Annoying Brother, Room No 7, Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds, Swing Kids and 100 Days My Prince. He did his schooling at Goyang Poongsan Elementary School, then in Baekshin Middle School and Baekseok High School. He has an elder brother, Doh Seung-soo. He developed his singing talent at an early age and had been singing right from his school days. He participated in various concerts while at his school. He joined Exo in 2012. After winning a singing contest, he was suggested to participate in the audition hosted by SM Entertainment. He attracted the judges with Anticipation by Na Yoon-Kwon and My Story Click to look into! >> Read More... by Brown Eyed Soul while auditioning for SM Entertainment. And the rest is the history.

His first Extended Play is Mama that released on 8^th April 2012. In 2013, he featured in Goodbye Summer from Pink Tape, the hit album. He also took part in an Extended Play, Miracles In December, alongside “ Baekhyun Baekhyun is a popular singer, actor cum songwriter >> Read More... ” and “ Chen Chen was born Kim Jong Dae on 1st September 1992 i >> Read More... .” 2014 started with good news for his fans, as D.O made his debut as an actor in Cart, a film, where he played a student. The film got screened at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival. Crying Out, the original soundtrack for the film, was released by D.O in the same year.

He also made his entry on the small screen with It’s Okay That’s Love, a drama telecast on SBS. The series has Gong Hyo Jin and Jo In Sung in the lead roles. D.O was nominated for the Best New Actor award. He played a psychopath in the KBS drama Hello Monster. This series also made him popular as an actor. He also lent his voice for Moongchi, a dog in the animation movie Underdog. In 2019, he announced that he would be servicing the nation in the military. He worked as the Kitchen Cop and returned in 2021. After his return, he announced that he would be seen as the lead in the Taiwanese film's remake, Secret.