His extensive stage repertoire reflected the diversity of theater during its formative years and demonstrated his ability to connect with audiences across different genres. Through his performances, he played an important role in shaping the development of professional theater. In addition to his theatrical achievements, Naghshineh entered the film industry in 1953 with the motion picture Patriot (Mihan-Parast), in which he served as both director and actor.
His transition from stage to screen showcased his adaptability and artistic vision. Throughout his cinematic career, he participated in numerous films and became a respected figure within growing film industry. Outside the arts, Naghshineh pursued a professional career in public service. He worked in telecommunications administration and eventually rose to the position of Deputy Director General of Telecommunications Affairs at the Planning and Budget Organization. He retired from government service in June 1962, balancing a distinguished bureaucratic career alongside his artistic pursuits.
