Although his national team career was relatively short, his contributions were respected for his discipline and professionalism. After more than a decade in football, recurring injuries and a changing football landscape led him to retire in the late 2000s. However, this ending became the beginning of a completely new chapter. Following his retirement, Jamshidi pursued a career in acting — a surprising yet successful transition that captured public interest. He initially appeared in television comedies and dramas, quickly gaining attention for his natural charisma and comedic timing.
Jamshidi has been nominated for several Fajr Film Festival awards ( most prestigious film event), particularly for his supporting roles. His collaboration with respected directors and his transition from athlete to serious actor have earned him both critical respect and mass appeal. Pejman Jamshidi is admired for his humility, humor, and authenticity. He maintains a loyal fan base among both sports fans and cinema lovers, bridging two very different audiences. Known for self-deprecating humor, he often references his football past in interviews and social media, showing that he does not take fame too seriously.
