English panty dropper Ray Panthaki puts his all into the roles he plays. For example, he spent a week homeless alongside director Andrew Jones in preparation for the movie The Feral Generation (2007). Can someone write a movie where he plays our constantly horny boyfriend? Born in London to second generation Indian parents, Ray was in some short films and a few tiny TV roles before he played Hassan in Sacha Baren Cohen's non-mockumentary flick Ali G Indahouse in 2002. He moved on to play the soldier under Major Henry West's command, Private Bedford in 28 Days Later (2002), then had an over 150 episode run as the local DJ Ronny Ferreira on EastEnders. Since we're more rear enders around Skin Central, we preferred when he played Dean in the drama City Rats (2008). In that drama, Ray plays an artist suffering a creative slump that he hopes to get over with his next-door neighbor, a hooker played by Susan Lynch. The slump doesn't effect his rump, since we get to watch Ray wander around his loft naked, with the camera letting us see his super tight tush. Did he pick up paint brushes and prostitutes for that role? Who knows. One thing evident from watching the randy Ray on screen is that he didn't spend much time at wardrobe. He may be at a creative bottom, but what a bottom it is! One of the 2014 BAFTA "Breakthrough Brit" winners, Ray joined Keira Knightley in the big screen historical drama Colette (2018), but has mostly stuck to the small screen lately. You might remember his work as Jevan Kapadia on the crime drama Gangs of London, DCI Rav Sangha on the Nordic noir detective series Marcella, the ex-Indian Air Force Pilot Ram Arya on Neftlix's sci-fi drama Away, or as Charles the Cardinal of Lorraine on Starz's 16th century period piece The Serpent Queen. Our serpent would love to do some hanky panky with a pantsless Ray Panthaki!
