Kambiz Dirbaz: The Life and Career of Renowned Actor
Rise to Fame in Iranian Cinema
Breakthrough with “Duel”
In 2003, Kambiz Dirbaz starred in “Duel”, directed by Ahmad Reza Darvish. This film is considered one of Iran’s most ambitious independent projects, with a production budget that made headlines in Iranian cinema.
“Duel” tells a gripping story set amidst political turmoil, and Dirbaz’s portrayal of Yahya, a character caught in the chaos, earned him critical acclaim. The film won 8 Crystal Simorgh awards at the 22nd Fajr Film Festival, Iran’s most prestigious cinematic event. Kambiz received the Best Supporting Actor award for his compelling performance, solidifying his reputation as a talented actor in Iran’s film industry.
“The Expelled” and Mainstream Success
Kambiz’s career reached new heights with his role in “The Expelled” (2006), directed by Masoud Dehnamaki. The film is a satirical war comedy that became an instant hit among Iranian audiences. Kambiz played Majid Suzuki, a character that resonated with viewers for his humor, depth, and social commentary.
“The Expelled” was notable not only for its content but also for its commercial success, drawing large audiences across Iran. His performance earned him widespread recognition and further established his status as a leading figure in Iranian cinema.
August 16, 2025 | 10:33 am
