Zhālah Uluv, also known as Shawkat Uluv, is a versatile Iranian artist renowned for her contributions as a poet, radio announcer, voice actor, and a prolific figure in theater, cinema, and television. Born on , 1927, in Tehran, her artistic journey began when she made her screen debut in “The Tempest of Life” (1948, dir. A. Daryābaygī). Uluv’s career highlights include founding the “Dāstān-i Shab” program (year), acting in various plays, and taking on lead roles in Iranian cinema, notably in “Afsūngar” (year). She is celebrated for pioneering cartoon dubbing in Iran, leaving a lasting impact on voice acting. Her extensive artistic portfolio includes working in numerous cinematic and television productions. Her notable awards include a lifetime achievement honor from and recognition from the Iranian Cinema Actors Association.