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 August 14, 1927, in Tehran, her artistic journey began when she made her screen debut in “The Tempest of Life” (1948, dir. A. Daryābaygī). She also started reciting poetry and speaking on the radio. 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 the Iranian Cinema House and recognition from the Iranian Cinema Actors Association.