Turan Mehrzad, whose real name was Fatemeh Bozormehri Rad (October 1309–December 28, 1402), was a veteran theater actress, stunt double, and radio announcer. She was the sister of Iraan’s Bozorgmehri Rad (Doblour). She started his artistic career in 1323 in the field of theater under the supervision of Abdul Hossein Noushin and was one of the main actors of Noushin’s group in Ferdowsi Theater and Saadi Theater.
She started acting in radio shows in 1335, in dubbing in 1338, in cinema since 1347 with the movie “The Dragon’s Gorge,” directed by Siamak Yasmi, and in television since 1352. She was the first female announcer to recite the morning prayer on the radio. passed away. In the last days of his life, Turan Mehrzad suffered from oxygen depletion and shortness of breath. After two days of hospitalization in Pastoreno Hospital, he died on the evening of Tuesday, December 28, 1402, at the age of 93.
