Description: Zhila Shahi, born in 1364, is an Iranian actress renowned for her captivating performances in films such as "Charcoal" and "No Satan Exists." Her notable achievements include a nomination for the Crystal Simorgh Award for Best Supporting Actress at the 37th Fajr Film Festival for her role in "Qasr-e Shirin" and winning the Best Leading Actress award at the 13th Iranian Critics and Writers Society Awards. Early Life: Ghila Shahi commenced her acting journey in 1380 at the "Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents Center" in Ardabil. In 1388, she completed educational courses under the guidance of Maestro Semnani and, relocating from Ardabil to Tehran, joined Semnani's acting classes. In 1390, she made her cinematic debut in the film "Leader Ghanbari's Script." Filmography: Film Moghavemat-e Mehdi (1400) - Director: Hadi Hajazifar No Satan Exists (1398) - Director: Mohammad Rasulof Zoghal (1398) - Director: Ismaeil Monsef Qasr-e Shirin (1397) - Director: Reza Mir-Karimi Roozhaye Narenji (1396) - Director: Arash Lahooti Lord (1395) - Director: Mohammad Rasulof Pashe dar Havali-e Man (1395) - Director: Ghazaleh Soltani Fasle Faramooshi-e Faryab (1392) - Director: Abbas Rafie Khakestari va Barf (1391) - Director: Rouhollah Sehrawi Deltangihaye Asheghaneh (1391) - Director: Reza Azamian Roozidan dar Bad (1390) - Director: Rahbar Ghanbari Ghila Shahi's cinematic journey is a testament to her artistic dedication and versatility, making her a prominent figure in the Iranian film industry.