Shaghayegh Dehghan

Shaghayegh Dehghan (Persian: شقایق دهقان, born 1 February 1979) is an Iranian actress. She is famous for her appearances in television series made by Mehran Modiri.

Shaghayegh Dehghan
Born (1979-02-01) 1 February 1979
OccupationActress
Years active1996–present
Spouse(s)Mehrab Ghasem Khani (m. 2003)
Children1

Career

Shaghayegh Dehqan was born in Germany, three months before her family returned to Iran. At the age of 17, she started her career as a puppeteer. At the same time, she turned to writing scripts for children’s TV shows and later, made her acting debut, appearing in a movie for kids.

So far, she has appeared in series Twenty (1998), Tiptoe (2002), Aqaqiya Alley (2003), Barareh Nights (2005), Mozaffar's Garden (2006), The Night Shall Pass (2008), The Man of a Thousand Faces (2007), The Passengers (2009), Stepmother (2010), Medical Building (2011), Detour (2011), Cops and Robbers (2012), Mehrabad (2013) and Pejman (2013). Dehqan has also appeared in movies, including Under the Moonlight (2000), Cinderella (2001) and Treasure of Javaher Poshte (2011).

Filmography

  • Fekr-e Palid (aka Dirty Mind - TV series)
  • Zir-e noor-e-mah (aka Under the moonlight)
  • Pavarchin (aka Tiptoe - 2002 - TV series)
  • Kamarband ha ra bebandid (aka Fasten your seatbelts)
  • Shabhaye Barareh (aka Barare Nights - 2006 - TV series)
  • Faza Navardan (2006 - TV series)
  • Baghe Mozaffar (aka Mozaffar's Garden - 2007 - TV series)
  • Marde Hezar Chehreh (aka Thousand-Face Man - 2008 - TV series)
  • Sakhteman Pezeshkan (aka Doctors' Building - 2011 - TV series)
  • Dorehami (gathering - 2016 - Telecast)

Personal life

She is married to Mehrab Ghasem Khani since 2003. Mehrab is an Iranian screenwriter. They have a son, Noyan who was born in 2007. Her brother-in-law, Peyman Ghasem Khani is also a writer and his former spouse, Bahareh Rahnama, is an actress.[1]

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