Remembering stars of 'Innocence Lost'

As we watch the 2003 series ‘Innocence Lost’ on iFilm TV, let’s take a moment to remember the late actors who brought this historical drama to life.

Although they are no longer with us, their performances continue to entertain and inspire viewers around the world.

Davoud Rashidi (1933-2016)

Rashidi portrayed Na’aman, the governor of Kufa. His character was known for being an easy-going man who showed mercy to his people and respected their beliefs. Rashidi's nuanced performance brought depth to this compassionate and complex character.

Ebrahim Abadi (1934-2019)

Abadi played Abu Mosayyeb, a greedy man constantly scheming to accumulate wealth. Abadi's portrayal of this ambiguous character highlighted the struggles and corruption of those seeking personal gain at any cost.

Anoushirvan Arjmand (1941-2014)

Arjmand took on the role of Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, one of the most notorious rulers of the Umayyad Caliphate. His powerful performance made Al-Hajjaj a memorable character.

Abbas Amiri-Moqaddam (1944-2011)

Amiri-Moqaddam portrayed Abu Moshir, a cunning man who, along with his friend Abu Mosayyeb, devised various schemes to embezzle money from the treasury.

Amin Tarokh (1953-2022)

Tarokh played a devoted follower of Imam Ali (AS) and the treasurer for Governor Na’aman. His character's tragic downfall, losing everything to a cunning woman, was portrayed with emotional depth.

The series also features other talented actors who are no longer among us:

- Reza Karam-Rezaee (1938-2010)

- Soroush Khalili (1937-2006)

- Azizollah Honar-Amouz (1944-2015)

- Parviz Shahinkhou (1916-2016)

- Mohsen Qazi-Moradi (1941-2021)

As we enjoy the ongoing episodes, we honor their memory and the legacy they left behind in the world of Iranian cinema. May their souls rest in peace.

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