Mohammad Abdi
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Mohammad Abdi born 1923 is an Iranian actor, director, and screenwriter. A graduate of the Tehran School of Acting, he was active from the 1940s through the 1970s and appeared in more than thirty films. Abdi founded the Zohre Film Studio in 1958 and the Shahin Theater in Tehran, making him one of the early professionally trained performers to bridge Iranian theater and cinema in the pre-revolutionary era.[1]
Biography
Mohammad Abdi was born in 1923 in Tehran. He graduated from the Tehran School of Acting, where he began his artistic career with stage roles in plays such as Molla Nasreddin (ملا نصرالدین). He entered cinema with director Esmail Koushan and writer Ardeshir Khatibi. In 1958 he founded the Zohre Film Studio, and in 1960 he established the Shahin Theater on Lalezar Street, Tehran.[2]
The Iranian film website Manzoom lists several of Abdi’s films, including Kaku, Morvarid, and Ghorub-e Betparastan, among his most notable works, reflecting his recognition and visibility in Iranian cinema history.[3]
Career
Abdi appeared in more than thirty Iranian films between the 1950s and 1970s. In addition to acting, he directed, wrote, and produced the feature Do Aroos baraye Se Baradar (Two Brides for Three Brothers) in 1959.[1]
Filmography
Director / Writer / Producer
- Do Aroos baraye Se Baradar (دو عروس برای سه برادر) – 1959
Selected acting roles
- Kaku (کاکو)
- Morvarid (مروارید)
- Ghorub-e Betparastan (غروب بتپرستان)
- Do Aroos baraye Se Baradar (دو عروس برای سه برادر)
- Antaro Mantar (انترو منترو)
- Shab-e Gharibeh (شب غریبه)
- Shabe Roobah (شب روباه)
- Dozdan-e Mah (دزدان ماه)
- Mardan-e Sabz (مردان سبز)
- Gorg-e Biyaban (گرگ بیابان)
- Torkaman (ترکمن)
- Sahel (ساحل)
- Ghahremanan-e Dozakh (قهرمانان دوزخ)
- Delkash (دلکش)
- Shohar-e Man (شوهر من)
- Aroos-e Tehran (عروس تهران)
- Harim-e Mehrab (حریم محراب)
- Dokhtar-e Shaah (دختر شاه)
- Gol-e Yakh (گل یخ)
- Fasle Digar (فصل دیگر)
- Morgh-e Ahan (مرغ آهن)
- Tofangchi (تفنگچی)
- Mojtama-e Khorshid (مجتمع خورشید)
- Setare-ye Shahbaz (ستاره شهباز)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "محمد عبدی". SourehCinema (Iranian Film Database) (in فارسی). Retrieved 21 September 2025.
- ↑ "محمد عبدی". Filcin (in فارسی). Retrieved 21 September 2025.
- ↑ "محمد عبدی". Manzoom (in فارسی). Retrieved 21 September 2025.
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