Elahe Hesari

Elahe Hesari (Persian: الهه حصاری‎, also Romanized as "Elāhe Hesāri" or 'Elāheh Hesāri", Persian pronunciation: [elɒː'he hesɒː'ɾiː]; born 1990 in Tehran) is an Iranian movie and TV actress.

Elahe Hesari
Elahe Hesari, new conference of the film Sophie and the beast
Born
الهه حصاری

(1990-08-09) 9 August 1990
Tehran, Iran
Occupationactress
Years active2007–present

Biography

Elahe Hesari was born in 1990 in Tehran. She is a graduate in English language and literature as well as in physical education. At high school, she was a member of school theater groups and later attended acting classes of the "Culture and Art Institute of Everlasting Figures". Keenly interested in acting, Hesari soon found her way into the world of professional acting through her acquaintance with the director Ebrahim Vahidzadeh. Her debut movie was Tāksi-ye Nārenji (تاکسی نارنجی, lit. The Orange Taxi (2008)), directed by Vahidzadeh. Hesari also appeared in Notfe-ye Shoom (نطفهٔ شوم, lit. The Ominous Sperm), directed by Karim Atashi, the same year.[1][2]

Among Hesari’s merits mention should be made of winning the Best Female Performance Award at the 9th Eurasia International Film Festival, Almaty, Kazakhstan, in 2013.[3][4]

Besides acting, Hesari is a coach at a sports club. She is especially interested in yoga. Elahe Hesari has two sisters, Elmira and Melika.

Filmography
Elahe Hesari (left) and Behafarid Ghafarian (right), at the press conference of Sophie & The Mad, 2012

Cinema
  • Tarāneh (Mehdi Sahebi), 2017
  • Crocodile (Masood Takavar, 2017)
  • Highlight (Asghar Naeemi, 2017)
  • Bāzdam (Arash Sanjabi, 2016)
  • Sophie and the beast (Mehdi Karampour, 2016)
  • Māhgereftegi (Masood Atyābi, 2016)
  • P-22 (Hosein Ghasemi Jami, 2014)
  • Dāreh sobh misheh (Yalda Jebelli, 2014)
  • Naghsh-e negār (Ali Atshani, 2013)
  • Ghāede-ye tasādof (Behnam Behzadi, 2012)
  • Negarān nabāsh Sārā (Ali Reza Amini, 2012)
  • Entehā-ye khiābān-e hashtom (Alireza Amini, 2011)
  • Bitābi-e Bitā (Mehrdad Farid, 2011)
  • The Freeway (Abbas Rafei, 2011)
  • Zanān-e venoosi, mardān-e merrikhi (Kazem Rastgoftar, 2010)
  • Zanhā shegeftangiz-and (Mehrdad Farid, 2010)
  • Aroosak (Ebrahim Vahidzadeh, 2009)
  • Notfe-ye shoom
  • Tāksi-ye nārenji (Ebrahim Vahidzadeh, 2008)

Home video
  • Mamnoo'eh (Amir Pourkian، 2018), as "Berkeh"
  • I'm just kidding (Mehran Modiri, 2013)
  • Ghalb-e yakhi (Mohammad Hosein Latifi & Saman Moghaddam, 2010, 2011, 2011–14)

TV series
  • Hasht-o Nim Daghigheh (Shahram Shah-Hoseini, 2016), as "Yaldā"
  • Dar hāshieh (Mehran Modiri, 2015)
  • I'm just kidding (Series) (Mehran Modiri, 2013)

Awards

References
  1. بیوگرافی الهه حصاری، بازیگر جوان و پرکار ایرانی (Sarpoosh website)
  2. بیوگرافی الهه حصاری، بازیگر سینما و تلویزیون (Rouzegar website)
  3. Eurasia Film Festival in Almaty announces winners (Tengri News website)
  4. IX “Eurasia” IFF came to an end (Qazaq Film website; 21 Sep. 2013)
  5. Eurasia Film Festival in Almaty announces winners (Tengri News website)
  6. IX “Eurasia” IFF came to an end (Qazaq Film website; 21 Sep. 2013)
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