Taghi Zohuri
Taghi Zohuri was an Iranian actor and comedian. He was a graduate of the Tehran Art Academy and worked for the Ministry of Justice. He started acting through live theatre in plays such as "Mashhadi Abbad" and "Bahlul", before entering the world of cinema and film through his first movie "Bar Spring" and a plethora of dubbing work and radio shows. In October 6 1971, he retired from cinema after a pilgrimme to the Kaaba in Mecca and the rise of the Iranian Revolution, coming back to became the Supreme Advisor of the Artist's Syndicate.
Known for
- Furlough (1965)
- Melikşah (1969)
- Mashdi Ebad (1953)
- The Luminescent Jewel (1967)
- The Nightingale of the Farm (1957)
- Nabeghe haft maheh (1963)
- Big Chance (1965)
- Ghoroube botparastan (1968)
- Diamond 33 (1966)
- The Generous Tough (1958)
- The Village Bride (1962)
- The Victim of Lust (1963)
- Rural Songs (1964)
- Mother's Kiss (1956)
- The Scumbag Professor (1966)
- The Naughty Girl (1957)
- The Shepherd's Daughter (1953)
- Behesth Door Nist (1969)
- Yusuf and Zulaikha (1968)
- The Laughing Widows (1961)