Parviz Parastui

Iranian actor and singer with film awards

Parviz Parastui - Performers & Entertainers born April 25th, 1955
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An actor and singer from Iran, recognized for remarkable contributions to film and television. Achievements include roles in popular Iranian films, such as 'The Lizard' and 'The Night of the Full Moon.' Transitioned between genres, showcasing versatility in acting and music. Parastui became an influential figure in the Iranian artistic scene, garnering numerous accolades for performances. Received critical acclaim at various film festivals, solidifying a prominent reputation in the Middle Eastern entertainment industry.

Starred in 'The Lizard'

Featured in 'The Night of the Full Moon'

Won several Iranian Film Festival awards

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