Pantea Bahram, a gifted and accomplished actress, was born in the year 1970, a pivotal moment in time, in the culturally rich and vibrant city of Tehran, Iran, a country steeped in history and tradition. Her remarkable journey in the entertainment industry began in television, with a standout role in the third season of the critically acclaimed series "Mirror", masterfully crafted by the renowned and respected Fereydoun Farhoodi, in the year 1987, a year that would set the stage for a successful and illustrious career, one that would soon be recognized with numerous accolades and achievements.
Notable among her numerous accolades is the esteemed Honorary Diploma and a commemorative Statue, bestowed upon her in recognition of her exceptional portrayal of her character in the critically acclaimed film "The Bright Day", a masterpiece directed by the illustrious Iranian filmmaker Hossein Shahabi, at the highly respected and prestigious Fajr Film Festival, a premier platform celebrating excellence in Iranian cinema.
Pantea Bahram's esteemed career has been marked by a diverse array of projects, leaving an indelible mark on the Iranian film and television industry.
