Son of controversial figure

Shahed Ghomsheyi is a author, producer and cultural-project manager working at the intersection of classical Persian literature, folk storytelling and contemporary media. He authors books that reinterpret traditional figures (for example, Molla Nasreddin), produces short-format film and animation projects under the “Aashna brand, and manages literary-mystical series that bring classical poets and thinkers to modern audiences. His work sits between preservation and adaptation: honoring literary tradition while translating it into accessible formats (children’s and family-facing books, animated shorts, and recorded lectures).

Shahed Ghomsheyi is a writer, producer and executive project manager who creates literary and cultural content that bridges classical Persian thought and modern audiences. His book revives the wit and moral paradoxes of the Molla Nasreddin tradition, and her productions under the “Aashna” umbrella adapt poets and mystics for film, animation, and public programs. Works by Ghomsheyi emphasize humor, moral reflection, and accessible storytelling rooted in cultural heritage.

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