Mehdi Hashemi, the celebrated actor and filmmaker, turns 78 this year. Known for his exceptional versatility and ability to bring complex characters to life, Hashemi has left an indelible mark on cinema, television, and theater over his decades-long career. Born on December, 1946, in Langarud, Mehdi Hashemi displayed a passion for the arts from an early age. He pursued his interest in acting by studying at the University of Faculty of Fine Arts, where he cultivated his talent for performance and storytelling. Hashemi’s career spans several decades and encompasses theater, television, and film.
Mehdi Hashemi began his career in theater during the 1970s, performing in groundbreaking plays that pushed artistic and societal boundaries. He gained widespread recognition through his roles in popular TV series such as Sultan and the Shepherd and The School of Mice, which showcased his knack for combining humor and depth. Hashemi has appeared in numerous critically acclaimed films, including The Fifth Season, Mum’s Guest, and Hokm. His performances have earned him several awards, including a Crystal Simorgh at the Fajr Film Festival.
