Born in Abadan in 1969, Hamid Farrokhnejad is a mainstay of Iranian film and television, known for his tall build and unforced authority on screen. He came up through popular TV dramas and then moved into leading and supporting roles across genre and auteur cinema in Tehran. His filmography favors intense, working-class men caught in tough moral choices, played without theatrics. He remains one of the reliable faces of adult Iranian drama, whether on the big screen or in prime-time series.
Hamid Farrokhnejad
Actor · Since 2006
57 years (Apr 17, 1969)Abadan, Iran
18 Movies · 2 Series
Born in Abadan in 1969, Hamid Farrokhnejad is a mainstay of Iranian film and television, known for his tall build and unforced authority on screen. He came up through popular TV dramas and then moved into leading and supporting roles across genre and auteur cinema in Tehran. His filmography favors intense, working-class men caught in tough moral choices, played without theatrics. He remains one of the reliable faces of adult Iranian drama, whether on the big screen or in prime-time series.
Hamid Farrokhnejad (حمید فرخ نژاد) is an Iranian actor, writer, and director. Born in Abadan in 1969, he began his career in student theatre and working on short films. He graduated from the Theatre Director programme in Tehran University Fine Arts Department. Hamid Farrokhnejad gained popular acclaim with his role in Bride of Fire (2000) winning many awards in the Fajr Film Festival, and notably appearing as Morteza in Fireworks Wednesday (2006). Farrokhnezhad has worked with prominent Iranian directors such as Asghar Farhadi and Bahram Bayzai.