As the spotlight falls on her once again, accompanied by a video showcasing Kamand’s performance in the series, delving deeper into her artistic journey becomes even more compelling.
Born on June 6, 1973, in Tehran, Kamand was destined to embrace the world of art.
Coming from an artistic lineage, Kamand discovered her true calling at a young age. Armed with a degree in Stage Acting and Directing, her education became the foundation for her career.
Artistry appears to run in the family, with her father Saeed and brother Sepand also pursuing the same path.
Sepand has left his mark in various iFilm series, including ‘I'm a Tenant’, ‘The Man with a Thousand Faces’, ‘The Occupiers’, 'Tabriz in Fog’, ‘The Pahlavi Hat’ and ‘The Enigma of the Shah’.
Kamand's journey into the spotlight began early. At just seven years old, she graced the stage in 'Squirrels.' Her television debut followed in 1981, and in 1986, she took her first steps onto the silver screen with 'Toranj', marking the beginning of her career.
However, it was her roles in iconic series that truly etched her name into the history of Iranian entertainment. 'The Patriarch' (1995) not only showcased her exceptional talent at the age of 21 but also earned her widespread fame.
The subsequent series 'Neighbors' (2000) propelled her further into the limelight, establishing her as a cherished figure in the industry.
Kamand's dedication to her craft did not go unnoticed. In 1999, she earned well-deserved recognition at the Fajr International Film Festival for her outstanding role in 'Red' (1998).
Now, as 'The Patriarch' graces screens once again, it is a moment to honor Amir-Soleymani's journey. From modest beginnings to becoming an iconic presence on Iranian television, she exemplifies passion and perseverance.
As she is back on iFilm screen with the series that endeared her to many hearts, Kamand's artistic legacy continues to inspire generations to come.
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