Description: Pantea Panahiha, born in 1977 in Tehran, Iran, is a prominent Iranian actress known for her versatile performances across various cinematic and theatrical productions. Her acting career took off with the film "Don't Kill That Man," directed by Mohammad Arbabian. Subsequently, she showcased her talent in movies such as "We Will Not Get Used To," directed by Ebrahim Ebrahimian, and "The Red Nail Polish," directed by Seyed Jamal Seyed Hatami. Pantea Panahiha has made significant contributions to the theatrical scene, gracing the stage with her performances in plays like "Crime and Punishment," directed by Reza Servati, and "Hamlet," directed by Arash Dadgar. In addition to her work in cinema and theater, Panahiha has left a mark on the small screen with her roles in TV series such as "Shahrzad," directed by Hassan Fathi, and "The Rhinoceros," directed by Kiarash Asadzadeh. Her presence in these series has added to her reputation as a skilled and accomplished actress in the Iranian entertainment industry. Pantea Panahiha continues to captivate audiences with her talent and dedication to her craft.