● Birthplace: Tehran
● Died: 30 June 2023 in Tehran
Biography
She was a bachelor degree in Dramatic Literature from a dramatic faculty of University of Tehran in 1977, which started its activities since 1976 with radio shows and playing in a sealed dummy television. She was involved in the Center for Cultural Studies and coordination of the High Council of Culture and the Journal of Cultural and Life as editor, researcher. The entry into the realm of the artist, in 1980 with the film: Said All Three of Them, directed by Gholamali Erfan. In the year 1990 and at the 9th Fajr Festival, Crystal Simorgh was awarded The Best Woman Actor in film: The Final Screen. Also, the Diploma of Honor at the seventh Fajr Film Festival in 1988, to attend the film: The Lead, donated to him in the 10th Fajr Film Festival in 1991, Farjami to play in films: Narges-I was honored. She then played on films: Red Line, Razor and Silk, Leases, Shelter, Lead, Mother, Last Screen, Narges, Secret Rose, Demonic Contact, Bonnie Chav, Lost Love, Javanmard, Saghar, Water and Fire and Honey Venom. Plays in the series: Heroes Do Not Die, made by Hassan Fathi, Green House, Bijan Birang and Massoud Rasam and the Third Way is another popular task. It was long ago due to illness from the acting world and was home to the cause of Alzheimer’s disease for years. His last two decades in television, with the series: the most recent commander of Mehdi Fakhimzadeh Zadeh, and film: Brighter Than the Blackouts, directed of Hassan Fathi and his last film was also a film trap: A Yellow Wallpaper in the year 2003.
Cinema
2015 – A Half
2003 – Yellow Wallpaper
2002 – Honey Venom
2000 – Water And Fire
1997 – Saghar
1996 – Javanmard
1996 – The Lost Love
1995 – Bonnie Chav
1992 – Demonic Call
1992 – The Secret of Roses
1991 – Narges
1990 – The Last Act
1989 – Mother
1988 – Lead
1986 – A Refuge
1986 – Leases
1985 – Razor And Silk
1981 – Red Line
1980 – Said All Three of Them
TV
1988 – Section Four Surgeries
1996 – Bonnie Chav
1997 – Heroes Do Not Die
1998 – Green House
1998 – The Third Way
1998 – Manele
2000 – Brighter Than Blackout
1996 – 1378-Love Province
2003 – Yellow wall paper
2003 – Command (TV series)
Theater
– Wax Dummy
– The Night When Toro Was Imprisoned
– Alamut
– Come to the Flower of a Musical
– Nuremberg Trial
– Win in Chicago
– Kasra tragedy
– Luggage
– Prince and Beggars
– Spiders
– Physicists
– All my boys
Narration
Speech in the cassette: Africa – Partow Eshragh and Naser Aghaei
Awards
1990 – The 9th Fajr Film Festival – Best woman actress for the film: last screen
1988 – 7th Fajr Film Festival – Diploma of Honor for film: lead
1991 – 10th Fajr Film Festival – Appreciation for film: Narges
