Farewell to Zohreh Hamidi: A Legacy of Grace in Iranian Cinema
Zohreh Hamidi, a beloved figure in Iranian cinema and television, passed away on Sunday, August 25, 2024, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 67 years old. Hamidi's career spanned decades, during which she became a familiar and cherished face to many Iranians, with her roles in popular films and television series such as "Talism-e-Shodegan" (The Enchanted), "Dokhtaran" (Daughters), "Dardesar-e-Valedain" (Parents' Troubles), and "Tavalodi Digar" (A New Birth).
Born on April 28, 1957, Hamidi began her acting career with the film "Delavaran-e-Koocheh Delgosha" directed by Hassan Hedayat. Over the years, she made significant contributions to both cinema and television, with memorable performances in films like "Booye Kafoor, Atre Yas" (The Scent of Camphor, the Fragrance of Jasmine), "Asr-e-Rooz-e-Dahom" (The Tenth Day), and "Voroode Aghayan Mamnoo" (Gentlemen Not Allowed). Her versatility as an actress was evident in the diverse roles she portrayed, from dramas to comedies, capturing the hearts of audiences across generations.
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Despite her illness, Hamidi remained optimistic and resilient. In an interview with ISNA, she shared that while the chemotherapy had ended, the medication she was taking was more challenging than the chemotherapy itself. She expressed hope for recovery, relying on the prayers of her fans and the grace of God. Unfortunately, her condition took a turn for the worse, leading to her untimely passing.
Hamidi's battle with cancer was marked by her bravery and determination. She had been undergoing treatment for a pancreatic tumor, which initially responded well to chemotherapy, negating the need for surgery. This news had brought her immense relief, as she hoped to return to work once her health improved. However, despite her unwavering spirit, she was unable to resume her career.
Her death is a significant loss to the Iranian entertainment industry, where she was not only admired for her talent but also for her kindness and humility. The Iranian Cinema Actors Association issued a statement expressing their sorrow and extending their condolences to her family, friends, and countless fans.
Zohreh Hamidi's passing marks the end of an era for many who grew up watching her on screen. She leaves behind a legacy of powerful performances that will continue to resonate with audiences. Her grace, both on and off the screen, will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of watching her work.
Details of her funeral and burial will be announced soon, as the Iranian film community and her fans prepare to say their final goodbyes to an actress who brought so much joy and emotion to their lives. Her memory will live on through her films, ensuring that her contributions to Iranian cinema will never be forgotten.
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