Description: Mohammad Mehdi Solouki, born on June 4, 1982, is an Iranian actor known for his engaging performances in television and cinema. He initially gained attention in the realm of television with his hosting of the program "Nimrokh." He is the younger brother of Mohammad Solouki, a television presenter. Mehdi Solouki's acting career took a significant turn when he appeared in the Ramadan series "Cheraghhaie Khamoosh" (Dimmed Lights) in 2001, directed by Kazem Balouchi. His reputation and recognition grew substantially after his role in the series "Narges," directed by Sirous Moghaddam, which further established him as a talented actor in the Iranian entertainment industry. Education-wise, Mehdi Solouki opted for a graphic arts major in high school, a period during which he became attracted to television work. He received his diploma in 2000 from Malik Ashtar School in Tehran, marking the beginning of his journey into the arts and television. Filmography Highlights: "Erfan" (2018), directed by Alireza Shah-Hosseini "We Are All Sinners" (2015), directed by Hassan Nazer "High Heel 2" (2015) "Zero" (2014) "Look Again" (2014), directed by Seyed Mohsen Mirhosseini "Straw Dogs" (2013), directed by Reza Tavakoli "A Hopeful World" (2012), directed by Manouchehr Hadi "Don't Put Your Foot on the Ground" (2010), directed by Iraj Ghaderi "Zadboom" (2008), directed by Abolhassan Davoudi "Crystal" (2008), directed by Mohsen Mohseni Nasab "The Summoned" (2007), directed by Arash Moayerian "Vertigo" (2006), directed by Mohammad Zarrindast Mehdi Solouki's contribution to Iranian cinema and television, through both acting and hosting, has made him a well-regarded figure in the entertainment industry. His performances continue to be appreciated by audiences and critics alike.