Setareh Eskandari
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Setareh Eskandari | |
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| Born | June 15, 1974 |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1995–present |
| Relatives | Laleh Eskandari (Sister) Sara Eskandari (Sister) AbdolHossein Eskandari (Uncle) |
Setareh Eskandari (Persian: ستاره اسکندری , born June 15, 1974 in Torbat heydarieh ) is an Iranian actress.
She has begun theater in 1994 at Tehran university.[clarification needed]
Early Life
Setareh Eskandari quit studying English translation at university to enter the world of theater.
The Iranian actress made her television debut in 1995 and found fame with the series ‘Narges’ (2006).
She made her cinematic debut in ‘Rival of the Heart’ in 1997 and won the Best Actress Award at the Fajr theater festival in 2001 for ‘The Joy of Influencing the Lives of the Unfortunate’.
Eskandari has starred in the series ‘The Gradual Death of a Dream’ (2006), ‘Until Morning’ (2006), ‘Factor 8’ (2008) and ‘Passion to Fly’ (2011).
Her movies include ‘The Visitor to Rey’ (2000), ‘Parya's Story’ (2010), ‘Yousef’ (2010) and ‘Unplanned’ (2013).
Awards
the best actress in 19th "Fajdr "festival 2001 the best actress in "Iranian society of theater critics" 2001. the best actress in 33th" Fajdr "festival 2015 the best actress in "iran's house of Theater " 2015 she acts in many t.v series: she has two awards as e best actress in t.v 2006 and 2008 .
tv series
- Narges
- majerahaye khneye shomare 13
- Ta Sobh
- Factor 8
- Marge tadrigiye yek roya
- Shoghe Parvaz
- Heyrani
Theatres
- Dandoon Tala(Golden Teeth)
- Romeo and Juliette
- Shazdeh Ehtejab( Prince Ehtejab)
- Divar(The Wall)
- Saadate Larzane Mardomane Tirerooz( She was awarded the prize for being the best actress in Fajr International Festival)
- Ghahveye talkh(Dark Coffee)
- Shabe hezaro yekom(The 1001st Night)
- Dar mesr barf nemibarad(There is no snowing in the Egypt)
- Ashaghe
- Eshgh va Alijenab (Love and His Excellency)
- Shekare roobah( Hunting a Fox)
- Ham Havayea ( A term used in mountain climbing which means adaptation of body and height )
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