Illustrated portrait of Chaneil KularFLM.RED

CHANEIL
KULAR

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From a familiar face at Moordale to a thriller about the cost of false accusation.

Chaneil Kular is an English actor known for Sex Education, Accused and Mutiny.

England, UK

Changing the stakes

Chaneil Kular is an English actor whose early television credits include Doctors. His agency lists him as Tariq Amiri in the BBC series before his work in Netflix’s Sex Education.

In Sex Education he plays Anwar, part of the popular student group at Moordale. The comedy-drama introduced his work to a broad audience across its first three series.

Kular then took the lead as Harri in Philip Barantini’s Accused, his first feature film. The thriller follows a young man falsely identified online after an attack; in interviews Kular discussed the role’s contrast with Anwar and the danger of online accusations.

In the action thriller Mutiny (2026), he plays Kameron Campallo. His television credits also include Bodies and Protection, adding crime and mystery to the range of stories in which he has appeared.

The films below are those available on FLM.RED, not his complete filmography.

Selected work

2018

Doctors

Played Tariq Amiri in the BBC series.

2019

Sex Education

Played Anwar in the Netflix comedy-drama.

2023

Accused

Played Harri in his first feature film.

2026

Mutiny

Played Kameron Campallo in the action thriller.

Performance readings are FLM.RED editorial interpretation.

Films in FLM.RED

Titles in this collection; not a complete filmography.

Sources & image notes

Portrait illustration: FLM.RED.