Wali Mohammad Habib is best known for his ability to embrace any genre, role or ethnicity with great conviction. Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley of the city of Los Angeles and graduating from Van Nuys High School, Wali grew up in a multi-ethnic cultural setting that allowed him to embrace all social and cultural nuances. This experience helps him bring all his characters to life with vivid authenticity.Wali first acted in Middle School portraying the Greek god Poseidon and won the Best Male Actor award among his contemporaries. Few months following that, he was recruited to be a part of a one-night performance on stage in San Diego. Unrehearsed and purely improvised, and driven by excitement, it would turn out to be the experience of a lifetime and propel him to pursue acting.Outside of Acting, Habib is a passionate humanitarian. During the peak of the refugee crisis, he volunteered on the Greek Island of Lesvos at Camp Moria to aid refugees from Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, and more. Habib is also a teacher for the Los Angeles Unified School District and enjoys being a positive role model very much. His recent projects include Khali the Killer with Richard Cabral and Counterpart with J.K Simmons.