Yayan Ruhian

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Yayan Ruhian's impact on martial arts cinema is undeniable. His portrayal of Mad Dog in The Raid is often cited as one of the greatest villain performances in action film history, and his work has helped bring Indonesian silat to a global audience. He has been a key figure in the international recognition of Indonesian action cinema, and his collaborations with Gareth Evans have produced some of the most intense fight scenes ever put on screen.

AwardsYayan Ruhian has won one award from six nominations, though the specific award is not widely documented. His recognition largely comes from the critical acclaim of The Raid series, which has been praised for its action choreography and performances.

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Nicknamed 'Mad Dog'

Fans and media·2011

Derived from his iconic role in The Raid, this nickname has become synonymous with his fierce on-screen persona.

Records & Feats

Helped popularize Indonesian silat in global cinema

Career Milestone·2011

Through his performances in The Raid and other films, Ruhian introduced pencak silat to a worldwide audience, influencing action choreography.