
Giti Forouhar
January 1, 1970 (55 years old) in Isfahan, Iran
Giti Forouhar, also known by her maiden name Fatima Hossein Mullah, was an actress who was brought into the world of theatre and cinema by her husband, Jahangir Forouhar, who she later divorced. She started with live theatre at the Isfahan Theater before starting films with her role in "Four Demons" directed by Hossein Madani. She ended her career with "Jahan Pahlevan Takhti" and died in 1998, at the age of 72.
Known For
Credits
- 1992 · The Immigrants as
- 1980 · Ghiam as
- 1979 · Tonight a tear is shed as
- 1978 · Along the Night as Bibi
- 1977 · Two Stubborns as Eslaam's Mother
- 1977 · The Soldier as Ali's Mother
- 1977 · Intermediaries as
- 1977 · Dar shahr khabari nist as
- 1977 · The Cry Under Water as
- 1977 · Johnny va topol as
- 1977 · The Newly-Wed Bride as
- 1977 · Loneliness as
- 1976 · The Guest as Taaeieh
- 1976 · The Clown as
- 1976 · The Miserable as
- 1976 · Unclean as
- 1976 · Singled out as
- 1975 · Oboor Az Marze Zendegi as
- 1974 · Baby Dandy as Shirin Grandma
- 1974 · The Giant as Mahboubeh's Mother
- 1974 · The Crookes as Bibi
- 1974 · Abarmard as
- 1974 · Ghafas as
- 1973 · Salome as Aziz
- 1973 · Ali Konkouri as The Neighborhood Woman
- 1973 · The Enemy as Ms. Ghodsi
- 1973 · Bandari as Molook
- 1973 · Parizad (Fairy Child) as Hassan's Mother
- 1973 · Ma'shooghe as
- 1973 · Pesar-khande as
- 1973 · Zanjiri as
- 1973 · The Night Story as
- 1972 · The Dagger as Abbas' Aunt
- 1972 · Sadegh the Kurd as
- 1972 · Repentance as
- 1972 · Under the Bazaar as
- 1972 · Motreb as Monir
- 1972 · Illegal as
- 1971 · A Man and a City as Sharafis' Maid
- 1971 · Mard-e hezar labkhand as
- 1971 · Ayyoob as Esmaeel's Mother
- 1971 · Scandal of Love as
- 1971 · Trees Die Standing as
- 1970 · The Wedding Commotion as Sima's Housekeeper
- 1970 · Ajale Moallagh as
- 1970 · The Soil as
- 1968 · Noah's Ark as
- 1968 · Ahu's Husband as
- 1968 · Velgardha as
- 1968 · Majeraye shabe janviyeh as
- 1967 · Daash Ahmad as Mahin
- 1966 · No Kidding, I'll Be Offended as
- 1966 · Kelid Behesht as