Surayā Qāsimī, born in Tehran, emerged as a prominent figure in Iranian cinema and theater. Her artistic journey began when she joined “Army Radio” (year) at 20, narrating soldiers’ letters to their mothers. She transitioned to acting in her mid-40s and appeared in the groundbreaking series “Link” (year). Her cinematic debut in Nāsir Taqvāyī’s ” Tranquility in the Presence of Others” (year) marked a turning point. Despite the post-revolution challenges, her memorable roles in films like “Telephone” (year), “Statue” (year), and “Last Supper” (year) solidified her status as a distinguished actress. Qāsimī’s contribution to Iranian theater and cinema is a testament to her enduring passion for the arts.