Description: Mehrave Sharifinia: مهراوه شریفی نیا : Biography: Mehrave Sharifinia, born on April 17, 1981, is an Iranian actress known for her contributions to cinema and television. She graduated in classical music from the University of Tehran's Faculty of Fine Arts. Career Start: Sharifinia began her acting career in 1989 with a role in the film "Thief of Dolls." Her breakthrough came with the portrayal of Farideh in the TV series "Days of Sorrow" (2008), which significantly contributed to her fame. Education and Talents: Apart from her acting pursuits, Sharifinia holds a diploma in mathematics and physics. She pursued further studies in music at the University of Tehran, specializing in playing the piano. She briefly studied film directing but decided not to continue in that field. Family: Mehrave Sharifinia has a sister named Malika Sharifinia, who is both an actress and a painter. Controversies: She faced criticism for her appearance in the series "Kimia," particularly for makeup issues. Some critiques highlighted shortcomings in the aging makeup for the character Kimia during middle age. Challenges of the Role "Kimia": In an interview in 2015, Mehrave Sharifinia revealed that the role of Kimia was the most challenging and stressful work she had undertaken. She even mentioned experiencing dreams about the character Kimia at night. The stress from the role affected her to the extent that about one-third of her hair turned white by the end of the 18-month project. Despite the challenges, Mehrave Sharifinia's dedication to her craft and the depth she brings to her characters have solidified her position in the Iranian entertainment industry.