Enriching the Future of Ali Azimi and Pegah Ahangarani’s Marriage: A Look Ahead

Ali Azimi, a 45-year-old singer, recently shared a joint photo with Pegah Ahangarani to celebrate her birthday and announce their marriage. Pegah Ahangarani, 39, has been living in Germany after immigrating from homeland. Ali Azimi, born in 1356, is a renowned Iranian songwriter, composer, musician, and rock singer. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from University of Technology and a master’s degree in the same field from an English university.

Ali Azimi was a key member of the rock band “Radio Tehran” since 2008. However, due to his migration to London and logistical challenges faced by the rest of the band, this collaboration ceased, leading Azimi to pursue music independently. He has released five albums to date, with his second album, “Mr. Post,” gaining widespread acclaim, particularly the song “Peshderad.”

Pegah Ahangarani, born in Arak in 1363, initially pursued music at the conservatory before transitioning to acting. She comes from a family deeply rooted in the Iranian film industry, with her parents being renowned directors Manijeh Hekmat and Jamshid Ahangarani.

Ahangarani’s acting career began at the age of six in Kambozia Partovi’s “Singing Cat” in 1369. She garnered praise and awards for her performance in Rasool Sadr Aamili’s “Girl with Sneakers” at the age of 15. Throughout her career, she has appeared in numerous films, including “Three Women,” “Darband,” and “Mother of the Atomic Heart.”

In addition to her work in film, Ahangarani has also been involved in documentary filmmaking and theater. She has a history of political activism and was arrested in 2009 for her involvement in protests. Her mother, Manijeh Hekmat, revealed that Ahangarani was sentenced to 18 months in prison and faced restrictions on her movements for nearly three years due to her political activities.

This marriage announcement between Ali Azimi and Pegah Ahangarani marks a significant moment in both their personal and professional lives, as they continue to make waves in the Iranian entertainment industry.