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Hanieh Tavassoli
Born
Hanieh Tavassoli

(1979-06-04) June 4, 1979 (age 45)
Nationality Iran
Alma materAzad University
OccupationActress
Years active2000–present
Notable workShab-hāye Roshan, Dehliz
RelativesNader Naghi Tavassoli (Father)
Homa Tavassoli (Sister)
Mahsa Tavassoli (Sister)
Hedieh Tavassoli (Sister)
Sarah Tavassoli (Sister)
Websitehttp://www.haniehtavassoli.com

Hanieh Tavassoli (Persian: هانیه توسلی Hāniyeh Tavassoli, born 4 June 1979 in Hamedan) is an Iranian actress. She is the winner of best actress in Fajr Film Festival for 2012.

Early life

She was born on 4 June 1979 in Hamedan, Iran. Hanieh is a Persian name said to mean joy. Her father Nader died in 1999. She is the younger sister of the journalist and film critic Homa Tavassoli. She also has one older and two younger sisters.

Filmography

Cinema

  • Shām-e Akhar (The Last Dinner) (2000)
  • Asiri (Captive) (2001)
  • Gāhi be Asemān Negāh Kon (Look at Sky Sometimes) (2002)
  • Shab-hāye Roshan (Bright Nights) (2002)
  • Jayi Barāy-e Zendegi (A Place to Live) (2003)
  • Yek Shab (One Night) (2004)
  • Kāfeh Setareh (Star Café) (2004)
  • Asr-e Jom'eh (Evening of Friday) (2005)
  • Zamān Miyistad (The Time will be stopped) (2005)
  • Gheyreh Montazereh (Unexpected) (2006)
  • Eshgh (Love) (2007)
  • Keyfar (2009)
  • Asr-e Ruz-e Dahom (The Evening of Tenth Day) (2009)
  • Āghā Yusef (Mr. Yusef) (2010)
  • Madar Pāyizi (2011)
  • Nadārhā (2011)
  • Zendegi-ye Khosusi (Private Life) (2012)
  • Dehliz (2012)

Television series

  • Gharibeh (2000)
  • Vafa (2005–2006)
  • Miveh Mamno'e (2007)
  • Shamsol Emareh (2009)
  • Ghalb-e Yakhi (2012–13)
  • Shāhgush(2013-2014)
  • Ablah (2014–)

Short films

  • Ruy-e Jādd-e Namnāk (1999)
  • Dirvaght (2004)

Awards and nominations

See also

References

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