Nikola Kojo, a renowned Serbian actor and producer, was born on September 5, 1967, in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia. His parents named him after his great-grandfather, an arch-priest of Mostar, who had a profound influence on his life.
Kojo's acting career began at a tender age of 13, when he played the role of a boy in the film "Working at a Certain Time". Throughout the 1980s, he continued to impress audiences with his performances in notable films and TV series, including "The Igman March" (1983),"Sivi Dom" (1984),and "Crazy Years", a popular film series that showcased his talent as one of the most promising young actors in the former Yugoslavia.
In the 1990s, Kojo's career reached new heights with his starring role in Srdjan Dragojevic's film "We Are Not Angels" (1992). The film brought him immense popularity and media attention, but Kojo continued to push himself, taking on more challenging roles in recent years, primarily in film. Although he had to indefinitely withdraw from theater work, his success in the film industry has been nothing short of remarkable.
Kojo has been married to Aleksandra Djuric since 2006, and they have three children together.
