Mak Singh is a British author, screenwriter, director, producer, speaker, and transformation coach based in the United Kingdom. His career spans film, business, politics, leadership development, and public speaking. This gives him a rare perspective that combines creativity, strategy, human psychology, and real-world execution.
Mak first gained national recognition after winning the British Powerlifting Championships in 1995. In 1997, he entered the entertainment industry after being discovered by filmmaker Gurinder Chadha and Bollywood actor/director Sunny Deol, leading to his acting debut in the Hindi-language feature film Dillagi, in which he portrayed the antagonist “Mac.”
Stunt & Voice Work
Alongside Charles Dance
He later appeared alongside Charles Dance in the Rugby World Cup 2015 commercial Team Talk.
The Power of Vision
Mak often speaks about the power of having a vision. At the age of seven, growing up around his father’s video store, he dreamed of being like legendary Bollywood actor Dharmendra. At 22, he found himself working under the banner of Dharmendra’s own production company, and during filming in 1999 he met his lifelong role model in person.
Mak calls that the power of having a vision. In 2025, he also met Hollywood icon Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Mak also appeared in regional press coverage connected to Arnold Schwarzenegger during a public and fitness-related event in Austria in 2025.
Community & Charity
Alongside his professional and creative work, Mak has supported charitable and community-focused initiatives, including events involving former world heavyweight boxing champion Frank Bruno.
His personal journey and achievements have also been featured within exhibitions connected to the Wolverhampton Art Gallery, recognising his unique background across sport, film, leadership, politics, and community impact.
Faith & Filmmaking
Before pursuing mainstream acting further, Mak stepped away from the entertainment industry to focus on his Christian faith and purpose-driven storytelling. During this period, he wrote, produced, and directed more than 30 short films centred on faith, transformation, identity, and hope.
Alongside his creative work, Mak built a successful career in business, leadership, and local government. Mak served as a Wolverhampton City Councillor between 2016 and 2023. Read about his public service →
Today, Mak is focused on building internationally scalable film, television, and transformational education projects through iMak Films and Unlock Your Greatness.
Current Projects
The Broken Crown
God Does Exist
Inspector Sharma
Raj & Julie
Unlock Your Greatness
Mak’s work explores themes of redemption, resilience, identity, faith, pressure, purpose, and transformation. Grounded in authentic human experiences and globally relatable storytelling.