A co-production between English Touring Theatre and Bath Theatre Royal

Komal will be performing in this upcoming show in the Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath,

Lord’s, 2020. It’s the Women’s Cricket World Cup: England versus India. There’s a rain delay. Stuck in the same locker room together, tensions mount, ambitions are laid bare and a whole new tactical game begins. Calcutta, 1800 (or thereabouts). Two British administrators in early 19th century India encounter challenges on the field of play that threaten the entire regime.

In this game of integrity and power, past and present collide. Kate Attwell’s explosive UK premiere, Testmatch, confronts us with the hard hitting truths of colonialism and gender.

A genre-bending, anti-historical ride through 18th-century Russia following the wildly comedic rise of Catherine the Nothing to Catherine the Great.

Komal shot Hulu's upcoming new series THE GREAT with director Ben Chessel and writer Tony McNamara (The Favourite) starring Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult.

A jewish boy meets a muslim girl and their parents meet!

‘Moshe and Amira’ is a tragicomedy about a young Jewish-Muslim couple.  Komal plays the title lead "Amira" in the exciting new film.

New BBC drama following a 3 people caught up in a love triangle..

Commissioned by BBC, Trigonometry is a new 8x30’ series written by Duncan Macmillan and Effie Woods. A love story. About three people who are made for each other.  Komal plays the registrar Mariam...

Introducing Officer Syeda

Mobeen is a 28 year old Brummie Muslim single handedly raising his 15 year old sister. This show documents the struggles of his criminal past, the friendships he has and the controversies he faces as a Pakistani Muslim.  Komal plays Mobeen's old school 'friend' turned police officer, and ready to take him down!

A LUNG & Leeds Playhouse production

Komal plays one of the leads in LUNG Theatre's latest production which one several awards at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2018 including Amnesty International's "Freedom of Expression" award, a Fringe First, and Summerhall's prestigious Lustrom Award.

Ivo Theatre take Aviatrix to the Palestinian National Theatre, a play about the experiences of a Palestinian Man at immigration as the UK government issues a Muslim Ban. Komal plays Jess Sidhu, the immigration officer in this tense two hander.

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New play by Ben Musgrave, set in rural Bangladesh

The revolt, also known as the ‘Blue Mutiny’, erupted in Bengal in response to terrible exploitation by British Indigo planters, and also inspired the writing of one of the most devastating and effective pieces of political theatre in history. NEEL DARPAN, by Dinabondhu Mitra. The play will be a response to and conversation with that play, and explore the legacy of Indigo cultivation in Bengal today… - Ben Musgrave

Komal Amin plays a femme fatale in a new thriller: Bombay Noir at Theatre Royal Stratford East

Set in the dying days of the British Raj this noir thriller takes us on a journey from the back streets of Bombay to the heart of the political elite.

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"I like my women how I like my massala chai…. sweet and spicy with a kick….and this one kicked me hard… kol bat nahin…that’s a story for another time. Right now I have to figure out why my gun is taking aim and my finger is not the one on the trigger."

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Bombay Noir creates a dark and stylish world drawing on the chiaroscuro aesthetic of classic film noir through live and digital performance to introduce us to private eyes, femme fatales, freedom fighters and the Indian underworld and a murder that could bring down the establishment.

Komal will make a guest appearance on Holby City Christmas Special 2017

Holby City, BBC's medical drama, a spin off from Casualty has been running since 1999 and Komal will make a her first appearance on this show for it's Xmas special episode.  

Dreams Before Dawn Festival, Theatre de Ménilmontant, Paris - July 2017

 Aviatrix tells a story of a foreign actor who is invited to the UK to perform in a new theatre production commemorating the life of Amy Johnson. Whilst he is on board his flight the UK government puts in place a ban on citizens of certain nations from entering the UK and this actor is on the list. Defiant and disbelieving the actor attempts to perform the entire show, or at least, his version of it, from the confines of a claustrophobic detention cell. Until his captor, a security guard, discovers the script in his luggage. Bored to tears by her job she too attempts her own version of the show from the confines of her beige, uninspiring office. 

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Aviatrix brings together a selection of artists whose collaboration defies geographical co-ordinates; Ensemble52, ivo theatre (UK), Quds Art Films & 9T Antiope.

May - July 2017

How far would you go to resist oppression? What would you choose to remember, and what to forget?

It is 1932 in occupied Bengal. A young revolutionary - played by Komal Amin - prepares to storm a whites-only club in Chittagong, an act of defiance that will end in her taking her own life. The sign above the club reads No Dogs, No Indians.

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Three intertwining stories explore the effects and legacy of the British in India in a powerful new play by poet and playwright Siddhartha Bose to mark the 70th anniversary of Indian independence.

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To be released 2017

In Kajri Babbar's directorial debut thriller, Komal plays a young Indian student on a race against the clock.

June - July 2016

Part of the RADA festival, Sweets & Chocolates was a story about a young Pakistani girl who dreams of a career in cricket and to travel the world.