Mohsen Bahrami
محسن بهرامی
Born	(1982-03-25) March 25, 1982 (age 42) Tehran, Iran
Nationality	Iranian
Occupation	Actor، Presenter، Voice Actor
Years active	1994–present

Mohsen Bahrami (Persian: محسن بهرامی; born 25 March 1982, in Tehran) is an Iranian actor, presenter and voice actor. He is a graduate of the high school of acting in the field of art and started his career in 1994 with the series "Friend's Footprint" (Persian: ردپای دوست), but his professional career started with acting in the theater "Lost" (Persian: از دست رفته) directed by Farhad Aslani in 2001.

He started acting in the theater by playing in the "Lost" directed by Farhad Aslani . In recent years, he has acted in many plays, the most prominent of which are " Cherry Orchard " directed by Akbar Zanjanpour, "Dar Amaaq" directed by Mustafa Abdullahi, "Gol va Qadare" directed by Behzad Farahani, "Rag" directed by Ayub Aghakhani, "Father" directed by Mahmoud Zendenaam, "Molly Sweeney" and "The house is closed" directed by Shima Farahmand.^[1][2][3]

In one of his conversations, Bahrami described acting in the theater as follows: "A theater actor must always be ready physically and in terms of acting, and he cannot retouch his mistakes. In the picture, the image of the actor is filmed according to the size of the frame that the director wants from you. In the theater you have to be perfect and flawless."^[4]

So far, he has appeared in series such as "City Lights" directed by Masoud Keramati, "The Innocents" directed by Ahmad Amini, "It Might Happen to You Too" directed by Ahmad Moazzami, " Navar Zard " directed by Pouria Azarbaijani, "Puzzle" series and " Najva " directed by Ebrahim Sheibani and "Salaam Aghaaye Modir" directed by Alireza Tavana, and in addition to that, he appeared in telefilms such as "Dar Miyaane Saayeh Haa" directed by Masoud Keramati and "Hidden Wisdom" directed by Majid Torbati. He has also played a role in the TV series "Shahrag" directed by Seyyed Jalal Dehghani Ashkezari.^{[5][6][7][8][9]}

Bahrami was the host of the "Rade Paa" television contest that was broadcast on IRIB TV5 channel.^[10]

He also had the experience of performing in the "Radio Haft" program of the IRIB Amoozesh TV channel.^[11]

Bahrami also has a prominent presence in the "Barge Aval" program produced in 1400 by iFilm Channel, which is a program centered on books and reading.^[12]

Bahrami has had several collaborations with "Sevina Group" (special cinema for the blind people). This group was established in 2018 by Gelareh Abbasi in order to provide cultural and artistic products to the blind people and also to support the abilities of the blind people in the cultural and artistic fields of the country.^{[14][15][16][17][18][19]}

Mohsen Bahrami has also been active as a radio actor in the General Department of Performing Arts of Radio since 2009.

The "Namvarnameh" program narrated and acted by Mohsen Bahrami is the first radio drama version of Shahnameh, which started broadcasting on May 15, 2022, coinciding with the day of preservation of Persian language and commemoration of Ferdowsi on IRIB Radio Namayesh.^[20][21][22]

Voice acting of the role of Abbas Bin Ali in the movie "Hussein Who Said No" directed by Ahmad Reza Darvish was performed by Mohsen Bahrami.^[23]

He has also performed significant activities in the field of voiceover for audio books and audio shows, which can be seen from his presence as a narrator and announcer in the Sherlock Holmes book^[which?], Rebecca audio show, The Picture of Dorian Gray book, Fear and Trembling book, etc.^[24][25]

Playing the role of Gol Mohammad by Mohsen Bahrami in the audio version of the book "Kelidar" by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi, which is considered one of the most prominent Persian audio works, was well received by the audience.^[26]

In 2009, Bahrami received the statue of the first male actor in the radio drama section of the 13th Student Theater Festival.

Also, in the section announcing the electronic works of the Children's Book Council, which was held in August 2021, Bahrami was awarded the selected plaque and "The Small Black Fish Badge" (2019) for the narration of Sherlock Holmes book.^[27]

Attending the closing ceremony of the 36th Fajr Music Festival, as a representative of the Dorpour family, he received an honorary diploma for the best singing of the region's music (Noor Mohammad Dorpour for the Dordaneh album).