The actress who played Little Ali’s mother turned 75.

Farzaneh Kabuli, born in 1949, stands out as one of the most iconic and talented Persian artists, whose contributions span the realms of dance, theater, and cinema. Her journey reflects a deep passion for art, a profound connection to Persian culture, and resilience in the face of societal and political changes. From her early years as a schoolgirl fascinated by performance arts to her later achievements on international stages, Kabuli has left an indelible mark on the cultural and artistic landscape of Iran.

Early Life and Interest in the Arts
Kabuli’s passion for dance and acting became evident early in her childhood. Encouraged by her natural talent and enthusiasm, she actively participated in school activities that showcased her abilities. Alongside her burgeoning interest in the arts, Kabuli also excelled in athletics. She became the high jump champion during her high school years, winning the title consecutively for four years. These dual talents demonstrated her versatility and discipline, traits that would later define her career.