Siamak Safari is a multifaceted thespian, effortlessly transitioning between the realms of theatre, cinema, and television, as he was born in 1964 in the vibrant city of Tehran, Iran.
He embarked on his illustrious career in the theatre, subsequently making his film debut in front of the camera of renowned director Ali Rafiei, starring in the captivating movie "The Fishes Fall in Love".
This talented actor's impressive repertoire has also included nominations for the prestigious Crystal Simorgh award for Best First Role Actor in the esteemed Fajr Film Festival, for his outstanding performance in Hooman Seyyedi's thought-provoking film "Confessions of My Dangerous Mind".
Moreover, Siamak Safari has showcased his remarkable range in a diverse array of films, including Manoucher Hadi's "Laborer Wanted", Peyman Maadi's romantic drama "Bomb: Love Story", and Kamal Tabrizi's dramatic feature "Mina's Choice".
