Many of his stage productions have been praised for their innovation and sensitivity, positioning him as one of the respected figures in contemporary theater. Marzban’s entry into cinema came with The Forester, directed by Manouchehr Haqqaniparast, marking his transition from stage to screen. His filmography expanded with roles such as the 1980 film Iblis, which brought him wider recognition among film audiences. His career took a more significant turn in 1998 when he starred in Aharin Tak Savar, a film that showcased his depth as a character actor and solidified his place in cinema.
His most recent cinematic contribution was Bachahay Abdi, directed by Pouran Derakhshandeh, after which he gradually shifted more focus back to theater and selective television projects. Marzban’s television presence began in 1983 with the series Shah Shekar, introducing him to households across. Throughout the late 20th century, he continued to appear in a range of successful and memorable series.
