Siamak Ansari

Siamak Ansari, born in 1968 in Tehran, is a prominent Iranian actor and television personality with a formal education in Theater and Television from Islamic Azad University. His foray into acting began in 1995, when a friend encouraged him to join the cast of Rasoul Mollaqolipour's film, 'A Trip to Chazabeh,' while he was initially engaged in the advertising sector.

Ansari gained widespread recognition through his collaborations with renowned director Mehran Modiri, showcasing his comedic talent in a series of hit television shows. His notable performances include roles in 'Tiptoe' (2002), 'Dotted Line' (2003-2004), and 'The Grand Prize' (2005). He further solidified his place in the entertainment industry with popular series such as 'Barareh Nights' (2005), 'Mozaffar’s Garden' (2006), and the acclaimed 'The Man of a Thousand Faces' (2007) and its sequel, 'The Man of Two Thousand Faces' (2008). Other significant works in his career include 'Bitter Coffee' (2009), 'My Villa' (2012), 'I'm Just Kidding' (2013), and 'In Hashieh' (2014-2015).

With his unique blend of humor and charisma, Siamak Ansari has established himself as a beloved figure in Iranian television, earning a dedicated fan base and a prestigious reputation in the industry.