Description: Hadi Kazemi (born November 3, 1976) is an Iranian actor. He gained popularity through his role in the television series "Shabhaye Barareh," directed by Mehran Modiri, and has appeared in other works by Modiri as well. Some of his notable acting credits include "Ghahve-ye Talkh" (Bitter Coffee), "Salehaye Door Az Khaneh" (Years Away from Home), "Qibla-ye Alam" (The World's Qibla), and "Ali-albala." Life: Seyed Hadi Kazemi was born on November 3, 1976, in Meyaneh, East Azerbaijan, Iran. He attributed his origins to a town near Meyaneh called Tork Nesse. He started performing on stage during his school years and continued to pursue acting during his teenage years. Later, he entered university and studied acting. He expressed his belief that his university education did not contribute much to his progress in acting, except for the guidance he received from a teacher named Mr. Damood. Kazemi stated, "I didn't learn anything at the university, but I had a teacher named Mr. Damood who taught me a lot. Unfortunately, when I entered the university, I felt that I didn't learn anything there. The university was more of an environment for me to socialize more, that's it." [Source needed] He entered television in 1996, but it was his role as "Nizam Dobareh" in the series "Shabhaye Barareh" that brought him recognition among the public. Since then, he became a regular member of Mehran Modiri's group and appeared in almost all of Modiri's projects after "Powerful Mice." He also acted in other TV series and films, such as playing the role of Abbas in the series "Dar Cheshm-e Bad" (In the Wind's Eye). His performance in "Ghahve-ye Talkh" as Babashaah solidified his position in comedy. In the series "Ali-albala," which aired during the Persian New Year of 2017, he played a role as well. Personal …