Arash Mirahmadi, Iranian Actor, Passes Away

Iranian media reported the passing of Arash Mirahmadi, a comedian from television programs. He was 52 years old at the time of his death. Marjan Safabakhsh, the actor's wife, confirmed this news in an interview with the ISNA news agency, adding that Arash Mirahmadi fell into a coma on Tuesday morning, September 19, and passed away hours later. Mr. Mirahmadi had been battling cancer for some time and was hospitalized due to liver complications, receiving special care. He was undergoing treatment and chemotherapy when doctors discovered that his jaundice levels were very high and he needed to be hospitalized for an ERCP procedure to remove toxins from his gallbladder. After a few days, Arash Mirahmadi's condition improved and he was discharged from the hospital, but he faced complications again, fell into a coma, and ultimately passed away. Pejman Bazghi, the head of the Actors Association of the House of Cinema, expressed his condolences for the actor's passing by posting a picture of Arash Mirahmadi on his social media account. Arash Mirahmadi began his professional career with the program 'Nowruz 72' alongside Ali Omrani and Mehran Modiri. He was a graduate of the Performing Arts from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Tehran and was active in acting, writing, and directing. Arash Mirahmadi had experience performing in programs such as 'Khandeh Bazaar', 'Mahale Gol o Bolbol', and the series 'Bache Mahal'.