Born in Ropotovo, a quaint village nestled near the charming town of Kosovska Kamenica, a young individual with a promising future began to take shape. His academic journey commenced at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Pristina, where he enrolled in the Department of Acting under the esteemed Professor Svetozar Rapajic. After completing his studies, he emerged as a talented thespian, ready to take on the world.
His breakthrough role in the film "Horses" directed by the renowned Ljubisa Samardzic catapulted him to stardom, followed by his captivating performance in the telenovela "It Used to Be That Our Were". The masses adored him for his portrayal of a character in the series "Wounded Eagle", and his subsequent role in the series "Goose Feather" solidified his position as a rising star.
In 2005, the esteemed daily newspaper "Politika" recognized Milan as a prominent figure in the world of drama, marking a significant milestone in his career. Prior to his successful acting career, he had a passion for sports, playing football in Kosovska Kamenica and even coaching volleyball in high school. He also spent five years honing his skills in a local folklore ensemble.
Today, Milan is employed at the National Theatre in Pristina, and has relocated to the city of Kosovska Mitrovica, where he continues to make a name for himself in the world of theatre.
