Pantea Panahiha

Pantea Panahiha, born in 1977 in Tehran, Iran, is a talented actress known for her impressive contributions to both film and theater. She began her acting journey with the film "Don’t Kill That Man," directed by Mohammad Arbabian, which marked her entry into the cinematic world. Following this, she showcased her versatility in significant roles in "We Will Not Get Used To," directed by Ebrahim Ebrahimian, and "The Red Nail Polish" by Seyed Jamal Seyed Hatami.

Beyond her film work, Panahiha has made a name for herself on stage, delivering compelling performances in notable theatrical productions such as "Crime and Punishment" under the direction of Reza Servati and "Hamlet," directed by Arash Dadgar.

In addition to her film and theater accomplishments, she has also appeared in prominent television series, including the acclaimed "Shahrzad," directed by Hassan Fathi, and the drama "Rhinoceros," helmed by Kiarash Asadzadeh.

Pantea Panahiha's dynamic range and dedication to her craft have established her as a respected figure in the Iranian entertainment industry, earning her recognition for her ability to engage audiences through diverse characters and powerful storytelling.