Bahram Radan

Bahram Radan (; born April 28, 1979) is an Iranian actor. He has received various accolades, including two Crystal Simorgh and a Hafez Award.

Career While studying business management in college, Radan signed up for acting classes where he was discovered as an emerging talent. He got his first break when he was given an opportunity for his first role starring in the movie The Passion of Love. The movie achieved great success at the Iranian box office and was one of the top-grossing movies of 2000. Radan has since starred in many movies and has become a popular household name in the Middle East,

In 2008, Radan acted in Tardid which is based on William Shakespeare's Hamlet. After that, he was "Zaal" in "Iran C project theatre“.

Filmography Film

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Awards and nominations

Best Actor, Ladakh International Film Festival, India (LIFF) for "The Killer", 2012 "Young Artist of the Decade" Award, Best Artist of the Decade, 2007 Crystalline Roc Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Santoori (The Music Man)", 25th Fajr Film Festival (The only actor under 30 years of age having won 2 Crystalline Roc Awards), 2007 Paramount Male Youth of the Year, National Youth Magazine (40 Cheragh), 2006 Nominated in "Cinema Home" Yearly Awards (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Candle in the Wind", 2001 Crystalline Roc Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Candle in the Wind", 22nd Fajr Film Festival (The youngest actor receiving a Crystalline Roc Award), 2004 Hafiz Statuette Award (Best Actor) for "River's End", 7th Picture World Festival, 2004 Paramount Male Youth of the Year, National Youth Organization, 2004 First Iranian star attending Cannes Film Festival’s Red Carpet, 2004 Family Films Festival Award (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Swan's Cry", 2001 Nominated in "Cinema Home" Yearly Awards (Best Actor in a Leading Role) for "Swan's Cry", 2001 Nominated for Hafiz Statuette Award (Best Actor) for "Swan's Cry”