Behnaz Jafari
Actress
Known for
Behnaz Jafari earns screen credits as an actress, and the sources are quiet about the rest. Her credits cluster in drama. Between the first credit and the last there are 31 years and 19 titles. She features in '3 Faces', playing Behnaz Jafari. Everything on file postdates 1995.
Behnaz Jafari
Actress
13 Movies · 6 Series
Behnaz Jafari earns screen credits as an actress, and the sources are quiet about the rest. Her credits cluster in drama. Between the first credit and the last there are 31 years and 19 titles. She features in '3 Faces', playing Behnaz Jafari. Everything on file postdates 1995.
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Terrestrial Verses
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Twenty One
Afsaneh · 15 episodes
2026–
Drunkard Morning
Shazdeh Khanoom
2025Season 1
Terrestrial Verses
(voice)
2023
Blue Nissan
Pari Sazgar · 35 episodes
2021–
Once Upon a Time in Iran
Rana · 23 episodes
2021–
Yalda
Mona
2020
Tehran: City of Love
Niloufar
2019
3 Faces
Behnaz Jafari
2018
Patio
Puran
2018
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Behnaz Jafari and where are they from?
Behnaz Jafari is 52 years old, born on January 1, 1974 in Teheran, Iran.
What are the most famous roles of Behnaz Jafari?
Behnaz Jafari is best known for roles in 3 Faces, Terrestrial Verses, Yalda.
How many movies has Behnaz Jafari been in?
Over a 31-year career (since 1995), Behnaz Jafari has appeared in 13 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Behnaz Jafari's first movie?
The career of Behnaz Jafari began with The Blue-Veiled (1995).
What is Behnaz Jafari's most recent movie or series?
Behnaz Jafari's most recent release is Killing Without Killing, which premiered on October 14, 2026.
What TV shows has Behnaz Jafari appeared in?
On television, Behnaz Jafari has appeared in Once Upon a Time in Iran, The Professional, Blue Nissan, Die Hard.
Behnaz Jafari
1974-01-01 · Teheran, Iran
Behnaz Jafari was born in Tehran , Iran , in 1974, and has begun her cinematic activities since 1980. She has got her B.A. in Dramatic Literature from College of Art of Azad University in 2005.
She won diploma of honor as best actress in a leading role for "The President's Cellphone" in the Thirtieth Fajr Film Festival.