Description: Babak Hamidian: Accomplished Iranian Actor Early Life and Education: Born in 1359 in Tehran, Babak Hamidian is a distinguished Iranian actor with a career spanning cinema and theater. He initiated his journey in the world of cinema in 2003 with the film "Ghadamgah" directed by Mohammad Mehdi Asgarpour. Hamidian holds a degree in Performing Arts with a focus on set design from the Islamic Azad University. Career Beginnings: Babak Hamidian's enthusiasm for the arts, coupled with the support of his family, led him to pursue a degree in Performing Arts. In 2000, he took his first steps onto the theater stage, marking the beginning of his acting career. However, it was in 2003 that Babak Hamidian made his debut in the world of cinema with the film "Ghadamgah," directed by Mohammad Mehdi Asgarpour. The film achieved considerable success at the Fajr Film Festival, paving the way for Hamidian's more active involvement in the film industry. Notable Works: Babak Hamidian gained widespread recognition for his roles in significant films such as "Tabl-e Bozorg Zire Pa-ye Chap" (The Big Drum Under the Left Foot) and "Bi Pooli" (Penniless). "Tabl-e Bozorg Zire Pa-ye Chap" (2004), directed by Kazem Masoomi, explores the complexities of the Iran-Iraq War and received critical acclaim. One of his remarkable achievements was his nomination for the Best Supporting Actor at the Iranian Society of Film Critics and Writers for his role in "His: Dokhtarha Faryad Nemizanand" (Whistle: Girls Don't Scream) in 2013. This recognition highlighted his exceptional performance in Iranian cinema. Awards and Nominations: Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor in "Tabl-e Bozorg Zire Pa-ye Chap" (The Big Drum Under the Left Foot) at the Fajr Film Festival. Crystal Simorgh for Best Actor in a Leading Role in "Che" (Who) at the 13th Iranian Critics and Writers Society …