| Shabnam Moghaddami | |
| Native Name: | شبنم مقدمی |
| Birth Date: | 23 March 1972 |
| Birth Place: | Tehran, Iran |
| Occupation: | Actress, narrator |
| Years Active: | 1997–present |
Shabnam Moghaddami (Persian: شبنم مقدمی (born March 23, 1972) is an Iranian actress and narrator who has been recognized with various accolades, including Crystal Simorgh and Hafez Awards.[1] Over the course of her three-decade career, she has made notable contributions to the fields of theater, cinema, television, radio, and audiobooks.[2] Moghaddami has earned a respected status as a prolific figure within the Iranian cinema and entertainment industry. Since the 2010s, she has garnered attention and appreciation from both film critics and audiences.[3]
Moghaddami's professional journey commenced in the 1990s, primarily focusing on theater.[4] According to critical reviews, she is recognized for her skill in portraying characters with depth and bringing out various aspects of their personalities convincingly. Her versatility as an actress is evident in the diverse range of roles she has undertaken, spanning across genres such as comedy, drama, and historical productions.[5] Moreover, she has showcased her adaptability to various mediums, including theater, cinema, television, and radio.[6]
Throughout her career, Moghaddami has been recognized with approximately twenty award nominations and has earned over ten acting awards for her contributions to the industry. She has gained extensive experience in radio and has portrayed roles in numerous films and television series. Additionally, she continues to be actively involved in theater, demonstrating her dedication and commitment to her craft.[7]
Shabnam Moghaddami was born on March 23, 1972, in Tehran, into a family with a background in culture, art, and literature. Her father was an electrical engineer, and her mother was a high-ranking employee at University of Tehran. Moghaddami also has a younger brother named Behnam.[7] In 2004, she married Alireza Ara, who remains her life partner to this day.[1]
From an early age, she enrolled in acting classes and became acquainted with the Children's Radio Group during her high school. She also had some scattered experiences in acting. However, Moghaddami completed her secondary education in experimental sciences and graduated from university with a bachelor's degree in Persian literature.[3]
Nonetheless, her passion for acting led her to participate in a screenwriting school of The Artistic Sect of the Islamic Republic under the supervision of renowned instructors. Afterward, she embarked on a new chapter in her life by taking acting courses at Amin Tarokh Acting School. [8]
Shabnam Moghaddami commenced her professional theater career in the late-1990s when she became a member of the "Shaya Theater Group." Her debut in the play "The Paper House," directed by Shahram Karami, marked the beginning of her theatrical journey.[8] Since then, Moghaddami has been involved in a diverse range of theatrical productions, both in leading and supporting roles.Her repertoire spans classical and modern plays, as well as portrayals of characters from national and international literary works.[4] Her performances have been featured in both national and international festivals, solidifying her reputation as a theater artist. Over the course of her career, she has collaborated with famous directors such as Hamid Amjad, Mohammad Rahmanian, Mas'oud Rayegan, and Keyumars Moradi.
Her contributions to the theater have earned her numerous nominations and awards, including being recognized as the Best Actress at the Third Actor Celebration of Iran's Theater Forum in 2006,[9] and as the best actress in the actress's section at the Sixth Actors Celebration of the Association of Iran's Theater Forum.[10] Some of her notable performances include " pilgrim," "The Bridge," "Without Milk and Sugar," "Silence is My Heritage," "Terminal,[8] " "Death Garden,"[11] "Letters to Teb,"[12] "Merciless Killer, Hesse Karlson,"[13] "East is East!"[14] "Tunnel",[15] and "My seagull."[16]
Moghaddami has also been actively involved in the field of radio alongside her theater career.[8] She has worked as a presenter and actress in various radio programs. Her academic background in Persian literature have made her particularly adept at hosting literary shows.[1] She has contributed to radio stations such as Radio Javan, Radio Iran, and Radio Farhang. Some of her well-known radio programs include "Haft Shanbe" (Seven Saturdays), "Seshanbe Khat-Khati" (Crossword Tuesday) "Sedaye Ebrat" (Voice of Wisdom),[17] and "Haft Taraneh" (Seven Songs), which have gained popularity among radio audiences in Iran.[18] Furthermore, Moghaddami has collaborated with "Radio Sevina" (Special Cinema for the Visually Impaired) as well.[19]
Shabnam Moghaddami's involvement in cinema began in the late 1990’s, with her debut in Kamran Qadakchian's film "Zakhmi"(injured).[1] However, it was her role in Ebrahim Hatamikia's “be name pedar” (In the Name of the Father) that garnered serious attention and showcased her acting abilities paving the way for more challenging roles in her career.[20] Throughout her career, she has collaborated with well known directors such as Asghar Farhadi, Iraj Karimi, Cyrus Moghaddam, Reza Mirkarimi, Maziar Miri, Hamid Amjad, Jafar Panahi, Ebrahim Hatamikia, Kamal Tabrizi, Saeed Roustayi, and Abbas Kiarostami.
Moghaddami receives praise from critics for her versatility as an actress. She seamlessly transitions between various genres, encompassing drama, comedy, historical productions, and more. As a result of her skillful performances, she has earned numerous accolades and recognition within the industry.[6] She has received two Crystal Simorgh Awards that recognize her achievements in the film industry. Additionally, she has been honored with several awards and expressions of appreciation from the Association of Iranian Film Critics and Writers, contributing to her reputation as a talented and accomplished actress.Additionally, she holds a permanent membership in the Actors Association within the Iranian Alliance of Motion Picture (the House of Cinema).[21]
Some of her notable film credits include "farsh-e Irani" (Iranian Carpet), "Gozaresh-e Yek Jashn" (A Report of a Feast), "Padash-e Sokoot" (The Reward of Silence), "Farzande Khak" (Child of the Earth), "Hamishe Paye Yek Zan Dar Miyan Ast" (There is Always a Woman in Between), "Koodak va Fereshteh" (Child and Angel), "Zir-e Aab" (The House Under the Water), "Emrooz" (Today), "Nafas" (Breath), "Zapas"(Spare) "Abad va Yek Rooz" (Life and a Day), "Abajan," "Khejalat Nakesh" (Don't Be Embarrassed), "Shabi Ke Mah Kamel Shod" (When the Moon Was Full), and "Shirin".
After acquiring experience in the film industry, Shabnam Moghaddami made a return to television in the 2000s. In 2006, she starred in the popular series "Zir-e Tigh" (Under the Blade), alongside famous actors such as Parviz Parastui, Fatemeh Motamed-Arya, and Attila Pesiani. She also appeared in the television series "Pas Az Salha" (After Years) in 2008.[3] In 2014, following her first Crystal Simorgh award,[22] Moghaddami shifted her focus to television and took on leading roles in three series. She appeared in the series "Haft Sang" and "Madineh" for national television, as well as the series "Ablah"(The fool) directed by Kamal Tabrizi for Home video Streaming Network.[23]
Moghaddami showcased her talent and versatility on television, receiving multiple Hafez Awards for her performances in comedy and drama genres.Additionally, she was honored with an award from the Jam-e-Jam Television Festival for her contributions to the small screen. Notable among her television series are "Hauola" (The Monster), "Khatun"(Once Upon a Time in Iran) "Bigonah" (Innocent), "Mardom-e Mamooli" (Ordinary People), and "Shabakeh-e Makhfi-ye Zanan" (Women's Secret Network).
With years of experience in radio and a background in radio drama, Shabnam Moghaddami has built a strong portfolio in the field of voice acting.[17] In the television series "Yeki Bud, Yeki Nabud" directed by Reza Fayazi and produced in 2005, she lent her voice to one of the puppet characters.[8] Additionally, in the third episode of the four-part animated series "Namha" directed by Reza Mir-Karimi, she provided the voice for the character Parvin Da'ipour, the wife of Hassan Bagheri.[24]
In recent years, Moghaddami has expanded her activities in this field. She has lent her voice to the audio versions of prominent works such as "Cheraghha Ra Man Khamoosh Mikonam"(I Turn Off the Lights) by Zoya Pirzad[2] and "Ghesseha-ye Sheikh Attar" (Sheikh Attar's Stories) by Mehdi Azar Yazdi (from the collection of Good Stories for Good Children).[25] Furthermore, she has performed Persian voice-overs for the classic film "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell, directed by Victor Fleming,[19] and the film "Delshodegan" (Love-stricken) directed by Ali Hatami,[26] specifically for Radio Sevina (Special Cinema for the Visually Impaired), which presents two memorable classic films each month with commentary by artists.
Despite Shabnam Moghaddami's continuous presence on the theater stage and receiving awards in this medium during the 2000s,[8] The 2010s can be considered the pinnacle of her career.In 2014, she achieved her breakthrough and rose to prominence by receiving her first Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actress in the film "Today" at the 32nd Fajr Film Festival.[27] This marked a significant turning point in her career, attracting attention and establishing her as a talented actress in the film industry.
Her success continued in 2016 when she received her second Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actress for her performances in both films "breath" and "spare" at the 34th Fajr Film Festival.[28]
In subsequent years, Moghaddami's contributions to the film industry were consistently recognized through nominations and awards. She earned a Crystal Simorgh nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the film "Abajan" at the 35th Fajr Film Festival in 2017.[29] Additionally, she received a nomination for Best leading Actress for her portrayal in the movie "Khejalat Nakesh" (Don't Be Embarrassed) in 2018.[30]
Throughout the 2010s and 2020s, Shabnam Moghaddami, also known as the "Lady of a Thousand Faces" in Iranian cinema,[3] consistently garnered critical acclaim with her roles and performances. Her talent and contributions to the film industry were widely acknowledged and celebrated by prestigious organizations, including the Association of Iranian Film Critics and Writers. She received multiple nominations and awards from this organization for her performances in films such as "life and a Day," "Today," "Don't Be Embarrassed," "Abajan," and "When the Moon Was Full."[31]
Shabnam Moghaddami's performances, awards, and accolades have established her as a prominent and influential figure in Iranian cinema. Her commitment to her craft and skill in portraying characters with depth and authenticity serve as an inspiration to aspiring actors in the country.
In addition to her acting endeavors, Moghaddami actively engages in social and philanthropic activities. She is among the artists who have utilized the medium of Staged readings to support underprivileged women, children with cancer, and earthquake survivors. As a member of the Barakat Charity Foundation, she contributes to the organization's efforts to provide Staged readings for those in need.[32]
She also has delivered a TED Talk (TEDx), where she openly shares her personal and challenging experiences, offering guidance to others facing similar obstacles. Her speeches aim to inspire hope and assist in finding a meaningful path in life.[33]
Furthermore, she leverages her platform to raise awareness about significant social issues, utilizing her voice to inform the public. For instance, she is among the artists and cineastes who expressed their sympathy over the tragic deaths of passengers aboard a Ukrainian jetliner in posts published on social networks.[34]
Moghaddami has faced controversies throughout her career. For instance, in 2021, during an appearance on the program "Hamrafigh," her spontaneous proposal to collaborate with the music group "Bomrani" and sing with them generated a significant reaction. Consequently, her appearance was unexpectedly removed from the Naava platform without explanation.[35]
Additionally, in 2022, fifteen Iranian female actresses, including Shabnam Moghaddami, were the subject of a complaint filed by seminarians in Qom. The actresses were accused of violating public decency due to their attire in public spaces, gatherings, and personal Instagram pages. The complaint triggered extensive discussions on social media and in the press. Ultimately, the judiciary declared the complaint invalid and issued a non-prosecution order for the actresses involved.[36]
| “cinema and Television” (Actress) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Title | Director | Role | Description | Ref | |
| 1997 | Injured | Kamran Ghadakchian | [37] | |||
| 1999 | Lost Dreams of Khajo | Reza Mahimani | Television film, IRIB TV1 | |||
| 2000 | From the Bottom of the Heart | Bahram Kazemi | [38] | |||
| 2001 | Living | Reza Sobhani | This film was screened at the Tokyo Filmex Festival. | |||
| A Pleasant Journey | Afshin Sadeghi | Television film | ||||
| 2005-2006 | In the Name of the Father | Ebrahim Hatamikia | Doctor | |||
| 2006 | Iranian Carpet | Jafar Panahi | Farsh-e Irani is a collection of 15 short films by various directors. Jafar Panahi's short film "Gerehgoshi" featuring Shabnam Moghaddami is one of them. | |||
| Nowruz Night Present | Vahid Nikkhah | Television film IRIB TV5 | [39] | |||
| 2006-2007 | The Reward of Silence | Maziar Miri | [40] | |||
| There's Always a Woman in Between | Kamal Tabrizi | [41] | ||||
| 2007 | The Empty CLip | Mas'oud Abparvar | Television film, IRIB TV1 | |||
| Shadows of Desire | Mohammad-Ebrahim Sultani | Television film, IRIB TV1 | ||||
| 2007-2008 | Child of The Earth | MohammadAli Bashe-Ahangar | ||||
| 2008 | Shirin | Abbas Kiarostami | Moghaddami is one of the 113 actors who appear in this film. | |||
| Child and Angel | Ma'soud Naghashzadeh | Participation in the Iranian Film Festival in Hyderabad, India. | ||||
| Secret | Saeed Asadi | Television film, IRIB TV1 | ||||
| Relationships | Iraj Karimi | Television film, IRIB TV1 | ||||
| The Song OF Palm Trees | Siamak Shayeghi | Television film | ||||
| Mahboobeh | Vahid Nikkhah-Azad | Television film, participation in the 6th Children and Youth Film Festival in Madrid, Spain | ||||
| 2009 | The House Under the Water | Sepideh Farsi | ||||
| Thirst | Kambiz Kashefi | Television film | ||||
| 2010 | A Short Story and Several Others | Hojat Ghasemzadeh-Asl | Television film | |||
| Chahar Harfi | Jamshid Mahmoudi | Television film | ||||
| Faghat Bist | Mas'oud Keramati | [42] | ||||
| The Report of a Feast | Ebrahim Hatamikia | Under investigation. | [43] | |||
| 2011 | Kissing the Moon-Like Face | Homayoon Ass'adian | Tahereh | This film was broadcast on Radio Namayesh with radio adaptation and narration by Malekeh Shabanian.[44] | [45] | |
| Visible and Invisible | Hojat Ghasemzadeh-Asl | Television film, IRIB TV4 | [46] | |||
| The Purple Clouds | Siamak Shayeghi | |||||
| The Laboratory | Hamid Amjad | |||||
| 2012 | Acrid | Kiarash Asadizadeh | Winner of the Shavalian Knight Statue from the 2013 Rome Film Festival and successful participation in the Gothenburg Film Festival in Sweden, Kolkata Film Festival in India, Delhi Film Festival, Cambridge London, and Egypt.This film was publicly screened in Iran after 4 years. | |||
| Story of Me and My Father's Bicycle | Fayaz Moosavi | Television film, IRIB TV2 | [47] | |||
| 2013 | Block 9 Exit 2 | Alireza Amini | [48] | |||
| Today | Reza MirKarimi | This film was submitted as Iran's representative in the Foreign Language Film category of the 87th Academy Awards.[49] | [50] | |||
| 2015 | Them | Ehsan Soltanian | [51] | |||
| Breath | Narges Abyar | uncle's wife | [52] | |||
| A Long Day | Babak Bahram-Beigi | [53] | ||||
| Shadow | Mas'oud Navvabi | [54] | ||||
| Life and a Day | Saeed Roustayi | Azam | [55] | |||
| 2015-2016 | Spare | borzou niknejad | This film was produced in 1394 but was released in Iranian cinemas on 23 Tir 1395. | [56] | ||
| 2016 | Chocolate | Sohail Movaffagh | [57] | |||
| Auntie Frog | Afshin Hashemi | comedy Musical Muppet movie | [58] | |||
| Oxidant | Hamed Mohammadi | Shohre | [59] | |||
| Abajan | Hatef Alimardani | [60] | ||||
| Whooping Cough | Reza Tofigh-Jou | Short Film | [61] | |||
| 2017 | Don't Be Embarrassed | Reza Maghsoudi | Sanam | [62] | ||
| Dressage | Pouya Badkoubeh | [63] | ||||
| 2018 | Farewell, Shirazi Girl | Afshin Hashemi | [64] | |||
| Columbus | Hatef Alimardani | [65] | ||||
| Snake Venom | Javad Razavian | [66] | ||||
| When the Moon Was Full | Narges Abyar | Asmat | [67] | |||
| 2019 | Worker Bee | Afshin Sadeghi | [68] | |||
| Playing with Stars | Hatef Alimardani | [69] | ||||
| 2021 | At the End of the Day | Babak Bahram-Beygi | The film "Chehre Be Chehre" changed its name to "Dar Entehaye Rooz" at the request of Mehdi Kouhian, the film's producer, to the Cinema Organization. | [70] | ||
| Moon in the Fracture of Mirror | Elham Hesami | Documentary, Behind the Scenes of the Film When the Moon Was Full | [71] | |||
| 2022 | Lawless City | Karim Amini | [72] | |||
| TV Series (Actress) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Title | Director | Broadcasting Network | Ref |
| 1997 | Sunflowers | Mas'oud Shahmohammadi | IRIB TV1 | |
| 1998 | Fellow Students | Mas'oud Shahmohammadi Ahmad Najibzadeh | IRIB TV1 | [73] |
| Expectant | Asghar Farhadi | IRIB TV5 | ||
| 1999 | Tale of a City | Asghar Farhadi | IRIB TV5 | |
| 2000 | Tea with Sugar Cubes | Naser Hashemi | IRIB TV2 | |
| 2001 | What's New, Neighbor? | Behrouz Baghaei | IRIB TV2 | |
| 2002 | Prospects | Arjang Amirfazli | IRIB TV1 | |
| 2003 | Brother-in-laws | Farhad Aeesh | IRIB TV5 | [74] |
| 2005 | On Foot | Asghar Tavassoli | IRIB TV5 | [75] |
| Night Road | Dariush Farhang | IRIB TV3 | ||
| 2006 | Under the Blade | Mohammad-Reza Honarmand | IRIB TV1 | |
| 2008 | After Years | Akbar Khajooi | IRIB TV3 | |
| 2009 | Chef | Mohammad-Reza Honarmand | IRIB TV1 | |
| 2010 | Lead Stars | Mohammadreza Ahanj | IRIB TV2 | |
| 2011 | Fall of an Angel | Bahram Bahramian | IRIB TV1 - Ramadan Special | |
| Children are Watching | Hamidreza Salahmand | IRIB TV2 - Nowruz 1390 | ||
| 2012 | Jalal-ad Ddin | Shahram Asadi, Arash Moayerian | IRIB TV1 - Broadcast in 1393 | |
| 2014 | Madinah | Sirus Moghadam | IRIB TV1 - Ramadan Special | [76] |
| Haft Sang | Alireza Bazrafshan | IRIB TV3 - Ramadan Special | ||
| 2016 | Carousel | Azizollah HamidnejadBahram AzimpourEhsan Abdipour | IRIB TV1 | [77] |
| 2017 | Agate | Behrang Tofighi | IRIB TV3 - Muharram Special | [78] |
| 2020 | Doping | Reza Maghsoudi | IRIB TV3 - Nowruz Series | [79] |
| Home video Streaming Network (Actress) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Title | Director | Role | ref |
| 2014 | The Fool | Kamal Tabrizi | Parpar | [80] |
| 2019 | The Monster | Mehran Modiri | Shohre | [81] |
| 2021 | Once Upon a Time in Iran | Tina Pakravan | Fakhro-al nesa | [82] |
| Ordinary People | Rambod Javan | Barbara Barazandeh | [83] | |
| 2022 | Women's Secret Network | Afshin Hashemi | Soltan | [84] |
| Innocent | Mehran Ahmadi | Forough Farshbaf | [85] | |
| 2023 | Vertigo | Behrang Tofighi | Parisa | [86] |
| Sedato | Hamed Javadzadeh | Judge | [87] | |
| Theater Performances (Actress) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Title | Director | Venue | ref |
| 1998 | Paper House | Shahram Karami | Tehran, Ibn Sina Cultural Center | |
| 1999 | City of Man, City of Animal | Shahram Karami | Tehran,City Theater of Tehran, Hall No.2 | |
| Three Years and 2/1 | Amir Aghaei | Tehran,City Theater of Tehran, Hall No.2 | ||
| 2000 | The Unbelievable Story of Three Assassins | Banafsheh Tavanae | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Chahar Soo Hall | |
| Namaki (Salty) | Babak tavassoli | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Ghashghaee Hall | ||
| 2001 | Hotel Bride | Sima Tirandaz | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Hall No.2 | |
| Inspector | Alireza Koushk-Jalali | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Main Hall | ||
| 2003 | Bridge | Mohammad Rahmaniyan | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Chahar Soo Hall | |
| Close Encounter of the Last Kind | Sima Tirandaz | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Gheshghai Hall | ||
| Pilgrim | Hamid Amjad | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Chahar Soo Hall | ||
| The Woman Who Knew Too Much | AliReza Oliaee | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Hall No.2 | ||
| 2004 | Article 1133 | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Sayeh Hall | |
| Some Who Nobody Knew | Dariush Faezi | Tehran, Tamaashakhaneh Mehr | ||
| 31/6/77 | AliReza Nadari | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Chahar Soo Hall | ||
| Without Milk and Sugar | Hamid Amjad | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Ghashghaee Hall | ||
| The Door | AliReza Oliaee AliMohammad Rahimi | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, new Hall | ||
| At The Top of the Towers | Rahim Norouzi | Tehran, Molavi Hall | ||
| 2005 | Suddenly Pigeon | Abbas Ghaffari | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, New Hall Germany, Theater an der Ruhr, Shab-haye Sepid Festival, 2006 | |
| My Childhood | Alireza Oliaee Dariush Faezi | Tehran, Molavi Hall | ||
| Trakhis Case | Afshin Hashemi | Tehran, Molavi Hall | ||
| The Days that Passed by in Memory of You | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, Theater City, Hall No.2 | ||
| John The Baptiste | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Sayeh Hall | ||
| 2006 | Jetstream of Dream | Azam Boroujerdi | Tehran, Molavi Hall | |
| Sad Widows of Warlord | Hadi Amel | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, New Hall | ||
| The Rope | AliMohammad Rahimi | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Sayah Hall | ||
| The Symphony of Pain | Hossein Pakdel | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Sayah Hall Germany, Theater an der Ruhr, Silk Road Festival, 2007 | ||
| Silence is My Heritage | AliReza Oliaee | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Hall No.2 | ||
| Winter’s Light | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Sayah Hall | ||
| 2007 | Sheer Madness | Jalal Tehrani | Not performed | |
| Restlessness | Saeed Shapouri | Germany, Theater an der Ruhr, Silk Road Festival, 2008 | ||
| Seventh Seal | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Ghashghai Hall | ||
| 2008-2009 | Terminal | Siamak Ehsaee | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Qashqai Germany, Theater an der Ruhr, Silk Road Festival: 2008 | |
| 2009 | MOTHER iS HERE | Nima Dehghan, Hamid Azarang | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran, Chahar Soo Hall Germany, Theater an der Ruhr, | [88] |
| Cuckoo of the Shrine Pigeons | Alireza Naderi | Tehran, Iranian Artists Forum, Beethoven Hall | [89] | |
| 2010 | Merciless Killer, Hesse Karlson | Mas'oud Rayegan | Tehran, Iranshahr Theater, Samandarian Hall | |
| East is East! | Mas'oud Rayegan | Tehran, Iranshahr Theater | ||
| 2011 | Garden of Death | Siamak Ehsaee | Tehran, Iranshahr Theater, Samandarian Hall | |
| Letters to Teb | Siamak Ehsaee | Tehran, Iranshahr Theater | [90] | |
| 2012 | Fly Into the Darkness | Afshin Hashemi | Tehran, Av Theater | [91] |
| 2015 | Tunnel | Siamak Ehsaee | Tehran, Baran Theater | |
| 2019 | My Seagull | Keyomars Moradi | Tehran, Iranshahr Theater | |
| Staged Readings (Actress) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Title | Writer | Director | Venue | Ref |
| 2002 | All Things Considered | Ben Brown | Sima Tirandaz | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran | |
| Halfway Up the Tree | Peter Ustinov | Ala Mohseni | Tehran, City Theater of Tehran | ||
| 2004 | Kangaroo | Alireza Mohammadi | Alireza Mohammadi | Tehran, Niavaran Cultural center, Gousheh Hall | |
| 2008 | Tsunami | Saeed Shapouri | Saeed Shapouri | Tehran, Niavaran Cultural center, Gousheh Hall | |
| 2013 | Where is the Capital of Rio de Janeiro? | Nima Dehghani | Nima Dehghani | Arasbaran Cultural Center | [92] |
| 2015 | Five Women's Romantic Narratives | Naziar Omrani | Naziar Omrani | Ibn Sina Cultural Center | [93] |
| Festival/Award | Year | Title of Work | Category | Result | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Children & Youth Theater Festival-hamedan | 2000 | Namaki (Play) | First Prize for Best Actress | ||
| Iran's Traditional and Ritual Theatre Festival | 2003 | Pilgrim (play) | Honorary Diploma for Best Actress | [94] | |
| Moon Theater Festival | 2004 | Some Who Nobody Knew | First Prize for Best Actress | ||
| 3th Iran's Theater Forum Association | 2006 | Suddenly Pigeon | best actress | ||
| 6th Iran's Theater Forum Association | 2009 | Cuckoo of the Shrine Pigeons | best actress | ||
| 30th Fajr International Film Festival | 2012 | Kissing the Moon-Like Face | Best Supporting Actress | [95] | |
| 32nd Fajr International Film Festival | 2014 | Today | Best Supporting Actress | ||
| 3rd Jam-e-Jam Television Festival | 2014 | Story of Me and My Dad's Bicycle | Best Actress | [96] | |
| 8th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2014 | Today | Best Supporting Actress | [97] | |
| 34th Fajr International Film Festival | 2016 | Breath and Spare | Best Supporting Actress | [98] | |
| 15th Hafez Awards | 2015 | Haft Sang | Best Comedy Actress | [99] | |
| 15th Hafez Awards | 2015 | Medina | Best Drama Actress | ||
| 10th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2016 | Life and One Day | Best Supporting Actress | [100] | |
| 10th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2016 | Breath | Best Supporting Actress | [101] | |
| 35th Fajr International Film Festival | 2017 | Abajan | Best Supporting Actress | ||
| 11th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2017 | Abajan | Best Supporting Actress | [102] | |
| 36th Fajr International Film Festival | 2018 | Don’t Be embarrassed | Best Leading Actress | [103] | |
| 12th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2018 | Don’t Be embarrassed | Best Leading Actress | [104] | |
| 13th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2019 | When the Moon Was Full | Best Supporting Actress | [105] | |
| 19th Hafez Awards | 2019 | Don’t Be embarrassed | Best Comedy Actress | [106] | |
| 13th Iranian Film Critics and Writers Association | 2019 | When the Moon Was Full | Best Supporting Actress | [107] | |
| 20th Hafez Awards | 2020 | The Monster | Best Comedy Actress | [108] | |