Banipal Shoomoon

Banipal Shoomoon, an accomplished actor, was born in 1978 in Tehran, Iran. He launched his acting career with the animated feature "The Last Fiction," a project that showcased the talents of both Ashkan Rahgozar as its director and writer. Following this, Shoomoon gained significant recognition for his role in the first season of "Shahrzad," a popular Home Theater Series created by Hassan Fathi.

Throughout his career, Shoomoon has participated in a variety of notable productions, demonstrating his versatility and depth as an actor. He featured prominently in "Don't Be Embarrassed," a film by Reza Maghsoudi, and took part in "The Old Road," directed by Manije Hekmat. His filmography also includes "The Lost Strait," helmed by Bahram Tavakoli, and "Los Angeles - Tehran," directed by Tina Pakravan.

In addition to these full-length features, Shoomoon has showcased his talent in short films as well, including "Umbra," directed by Saeed Jafarian, and "Unlimited Internet," a project by Bardia Yadegari. With a diverse range of roles and a commitment to his craft, Banipal Shoomoon continues to make significant contributions to the Iranian film industry.