Elahe Hesari

Elham Hasari, born in Tehran in 1369 (Hijri Solar calendar), is a prominent figure in the Iranian entertainment industry. Her academic background includes a Bachelor's degree in English language and literature, as well as an associate degree in physical education. Hasari's journey into the world of performing arts began during her high school years when she actively participated in theater groups.

Her passion for acting led her to excel in acting classes at the renowned cultural and artistic institution, "Chehreha-ye Mandeegar" (Memorable Faces). During this period, she demonstrated her commitment to the craft and earned an outstanding rank. The turning point in Hasari's acting career came when she crossed paths with Ibrahim Vahidzadeh, a seasoned director. Under his guidance, she made her professional acting debut in the film "Orange Taxi" in 1387.

In the same year, she showcased her talent in the film "Shameful Embryo," directed by Karim Atashi. These early projects laid the foundation for Elham Hasari's successful journey in the Iranian cinema landscape. Her notable role as "Barkeh" in the domestic TV series "Mamnooeh" (Forbidden) further solidified her status as a versatile and skilled actress.

Elham Hasari's dedication to her craft, coupled with her academic achievements, sets her apart in the entertainment industry. As an individual with a deep-rooted passion for both ...