Gohar Kheyrandish

Biography

Gohar Kheyrandish is an actress of the cinema, theater, and television, who was born in 1954 in Shiraz, Iran. Gohar Kheyrandish played in theater and shows since she was young. After completing her studies at the Faculty of Fine Arts, the University of Tehran, she played a role in "Days of Waiting" as her first movie. She received an Honorary Diploma of the Best First Role Actress for "Low Heights" by Ibrahim Hatami Kia from 20th Fajr Film Festival. She has also been featured in Mohammad Hossein Latifi's "Neighbor's" TV series and "Mive-ye Mamnooe", directed by Hassan Fathi. Her other activities in the cinema are Kamal Tabrizi's "Sheida", "Donya" by Manouchehr Masiri, "Gol-e yakh" by Kioumars Pour Ahmad and "Tambourine" by Parisa Bakhtavar.

Most Known For

The Mokhtar Narrative

The Forbidden Fruit

as Ghodsi

Lily's Turn

Naghshe Negar

The Trial

Azaazil

as Mihri

Made In Iran

as Mahtalat

The Monster

as Mehri

Relic

as Toran

Terrestrial Verses

as Mehri

The Good, the Bad & the Corny: Radioactive

Shirin

The Fifth Reaction

Crazy Rook

as Mandana Mother

The Lady

as Hajar

Tokyo, Non-Stop

as Anis

Lullaby

The Good, the Bad & the Corny 2: Secret Army

Low Heights

as Atieh

People's Child

as Mahin