Chulpan Khamatova's brother, Shamil, who together with his sister took part in a charity reading of the play "Cockroach +" in Vilnius to help Ukrainians, starred in another Russian film.
The film "Hayter" directed by Maxim Boev was released on April 9 this year. The film stars Alexei Serebryakov, Maria Aronova, Pavel Derevyanko, Irina Pegova, Konstantin Kryukov, Raisa Ryazanova, Elena Podkaminskaya, Agnia Ditkovskite and many others. The star cast did not bring success to the picture, the rating of the film on the Kinopoisk portal is 5.7. At the box office, the picture collected about 4.9 million rubles. Shamil Khamatov played the minor role of Max.
Recall that Shamil Khamatov left in the fall of 2022 from Russia to Latvia, in the same year he resigned from the Sovremennik theater. Since December 2022 — artist of the Riga Russian Theater named after M. Chekhov.
In total, Khamatov has 30 works in films and TV shows, and after leaving the In Russia, "Hayter" has already become the second Russian film with his participation. In 2023, the film "Volunteer Playlist" by Maxim Sveshnikov was released, in which Chulpan Khamatova's brother played the main role. Between the two Russian films, the film "Ulya", co-produced by Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Estonia.
As EADaily reported, in July 2024 Shamil Khamatov took part in the project together with Chulpan Khamatova and With a coin❶ (Elizaveta Girdymova❶) — it was a charity reading "Cockroach +", during which it was possible to collect € 8 thousand, which were sent to help Ukrainians.
❶A natural person performing the functions of a foreign agent

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