Description: Sahar Dolatshahi (born October 8, 1979) is an Iranian actress. She studied dramatic literature and French language translation. Her debut in cinema and theater was in the film "Thursday's Ascension" (2001) and the play "Half-Asleep at Noon" (2001). Dolatshahi twice won the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actress at the Fajr Film Festival for her roles in "Frozen Soil" (2014) and "Four-way Intersection and Cold Sweat" (2017). She was nominated for Best Drama Actress at the Hafez Awards for her performance in the TV series "Frog" (2020-2021). Early Life: Sahar Dolatshahi was born on October 8, 1979, in Tehran. From a young age, she was involved in coaching and lifeguarding, often accompanying her mother to competitions. Initially studying chemical engineering, she later switched to dramatic literature and earned a bachelor's degree in French language translation from Azad University. Family: Her mother is the vice president of the Swimming Federation and the academic board of the Teachers' University, while her father is a mechanical engineer. Sahar has a sister named Naseem and a brother named Roozbeh. The Dolatshahi family traces its lineage to the Qajar dynasty. Career: Sahar Dolatshahi began her acting career five years before her debut in cinema, engaging in experimental theater. Her first acting opportunity came from Marzieh Boroumand, inviting her to participate in the "Hoopoe Bookstore" series. She collaborated with directors such as Hamid Emjad, Attila Pesyani, and Amir Reza Koohestani in theater and played a role in the play "Drought of Lies." She was nominated for Best Theater Actress for her performances in the plays "Between Us" and "Train." Dolatshahi has been a presenter on the television programs "Radio7" and "Darva's Book." She also served as the narrator and text reader in the documentary film "Notes from the Busy City." In addition to her acting career, …