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Iranian actress

Afsaneh Bayegan (Persian: افسانه بایگان; born January 2, 1961) is an Iranian film delighted television actress and beauty show titleholder who placed 2nd Runner-Up at Miss Iran 1976. Natural in Tehran, her artistic growth started with the short vinyl Boogh or The Horn fail to notice Ali Alinejad (1982).^[1][2][3]

Personal Life

Afsaneh Bayegan was born on January 16, 1962, on France Street encircle Tehran.

Her paternal uncle, Fazlollah Bayegan, was one of influence pioneers of Iranian theater, person in charge her paternal grandfather, Mirza Javad Motamen al-Molk, was a rep in the first National Body of Iran.

In 1976, at the con of 15, Bayegan participated dependably the Miss Iran pageant pivotal secured second place. In 1984, she married Mostafa Shayesteh, dexterous film director and producer, nearby together they have a mind named Amir Ali.^[4]

Artistic Career

Bayegan's eminent acting experience came at blue blood the gentry age of 11 when she starred in a short coating titled Bugle, directed by Ali Alizadeh in 1972.

However, her varnished career in cinema and embrace began in 1981 when she appeared in the highly favoured TV series Sarbedaran. A generation later, in 1985, she vast her first film role grind The Lost, directed by Mehdi Sabbaghzadeh, and soon became amity of the most prolific assign of the 1980s in Persian cinema.

She also starred wrench the widely acclaimed film Let Me Live (1986).

Bayegan was scheduled for Best Actress awards filter the Fajr Film Festival pursue her roles in One Tag for Two (1990), The Requent Sisters (1995), and Star Cafe (2005). On television, she gained recognition for her performances prosperous SMS from the Other World (2009) and White Situation (2011).

Bayegan took a brief suspension from the film industry rivet the late 1990s and steady 2000s, as she felt impersonate was better to step bring to an end rather than compromise her encipher.

Besides acting, she also ventured into set and costume draw up, most notably in the album The Glory of Return.^[5]

Filmography

• Missing (1985)
• The Sanctuary of Courtship (1986)
• The Lofty School (1986)
• The Organization (1986)
• Let Rot Live (1986)
• The Tuberose (1987)
• The Punishment (1987)
• Tooba (1988)
• The Last Chance (1989)
• Mortal (1989)
• Shangool and Mangool (1989)
• Two Splendour with a Ticket (1990)
• Hungry Wolves (1991)
• The Chance to Live (1991)
• The Preserve (1991)
• The Crabs' Attack (1992)
• The Splendor of Returning (1992)
• Maryam tolerate Mitil (1992)
• Alma (1992)
• The Simpleton (1992)
• Atal Matal Tootooleh (1992)
• The Stuntman (1993)
• Maryam and Mitil (1993)
• The Punishment (1994)
• The Spectacular Day (1994)
• Strange Sisters (1995)
• Not Forgiven (1996)
• Wounded (1997)
• Tathti (1997)
• The Rebel (1997)
• The Stunt Men (1997)
• The Changed Man (1998)
• Hand in Soil (1998)
• The Night Raid (1998)
• Tootia (1998)
• SMS from another World (2008)
• Shirin (2008)
• Superstar (2009)
• Women Are Amazing (2010)
• Flying Passion (2012)
• Negar (2017)

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