Iranian star Navid Mohammadzadeh contracts coronavirus

Navid Mohammadzadeh, the prolific Iranian star, has been diagnosed with the coronavirus.

The young actor, who has starred in popular movies such as ‘The Warden’, ‘Just 6.5’, and 'Life and a Day', announced that he contracted the coronavirus.

“Hey coronavirus, I had many hard days. Let’s add these two weeks,” he wrote.

Mohammadzadeh started his acting career by appearing in Rouhollah Hejazi's 'Among the Clouds' in 2008.

The actor has received several awards and nominations, including Best actor Award at the 2015 Bratislava International Film Festival.

His performance in the movie 'Life and a Day', directed by Saeed Roustaee, won him a Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor in a supporting role.

In 2017, he grabbed the Best Actor Award for starring in 'No Date, No Signature' directed by Vahid Jalilvand.

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