Parvin Soleimani passed away in 2009 at the age of 87, but her influence on art and cinema lives on. Her ability to bring authenticity and emotional depth to her roles continues to inspire actors and filmmakers, ensuring her place as a legendary figure in culture. Her life and work remain a testament to her dedication to the arts, making her an enduring icon in the world of entertainment. Prince Ehtejab (1974) – Directed by Bahman Farmanara, this film remains a landmark in art cinema. The Deer (1976) – Directed by Masoud Kimiai, one of most iconic pre-revolutionary films, where she played a role that showcased her emotional depth.
Mother, The Red Line, and The Eighth Day of the Week, among many others, further cemented her reputation as a dependable and expressive character actress. Her radio performances displayed her exceptional control over vocal emotion — a testament to her early theater training and understanding of classical Persian storytelling. Beyond cinema, Soleimani made significant contributions to television and radio.
