Shah Hussain is a British actor born in Solihull, Birmingham. But now resides in Slough.
Since 2004 Shah has been practicing Martial Arts namely Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where he is of Black belt rank and a two time British Champion. He went on to train in Mixed Martial Arts and compete as a Professional fighter in MMA having won a Championship Title on the domestic scene and compete internationally. Having had 26 Pro bouts to his resume, Shah retired from Professional competition in Dec 2018.
During the lock down period in the UK, due to Covid-19. Shah was encouraged by a friend who himself was a professional actor, to enter the industry and with own dedication and commitment Shah has gone strength to strength in the industry. Shah is a dynamic and versatile actor he is multilingual and fluently speaks Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi. He is also trained in stage combat and has stunts experience.
Shah stars in new feature film Morris Men playing character Huss Ellis, he is part of the Assassins Guild of The Morris Men.
Morris Men tells a complex emotional story of two past lovers thrown back together when broken ex soldier, Tommy Martin (Jamie Chambers), returns to the small seaside town they grew up in.
With an untold past involving a painful breakup and Tommy running from his emotional issues, clearly unresolved feelings soon bubble to the surface. Forced together by a twist of fete Tommy and Sally (Eloise Lovell-Anderson) revisit powerful and raw emotions as they fight to keep their feelings under control amidst a strange new world that pulls them together like never before.
Amidst a raging battle of revenge and retribution, feelings soften as Sally realises she can maybe now trust Tommy to stand by her side as he desperately attempts to proves he is back to stay.
Akin to Romeo and Juliet, and the best unrequited love stories, emotions are laid bare as we feel the grip of their past anguish and wishes for reconciliation, yet constantly fighting against the explosive power of a broken union and the scalding embers that remain.
“You’ve not seen anything like it. It’s essentially an urban vengeance thriller with huge fight set pieces and dark themes of retribution; all tied up in a traditional Shakespearean unrequited love story.” Writer and Producer,
DB Morgan.
