He began his cinematic career in 1953 by directing and acting in the film Patriot. In June 1962, he retired from his position as Deputy Director General of Telecommunications Affairs at the Planning and Budget Organization. Two years before the assassination of Ahmad Dehghan, he left the theater. After a 22-year absence from the stage, he returned to acting in the play The Coat of Wishes.
Following the 1979 Revolution, he worked only sporadically, with his most notable appearances being in two more works by Nasser Taghvai: Captain Khorshid Is Mine. He passed away on 8 June 1996 due to old age. Over the course of several decades, Naghshineh appeared in a remarkable number of theatrical productions, ranging from historical dramas and literary adaptations to social comedies and romantic plays.
