Setayesh Dehghan: From Child Actress in “Shekargah” and “Jiran” to Resembling Googoosh

Major Works of Setayesh Dehghan in Iranian TV and Cinema

Acting Debut in “Sarzamin Madari”

Setayesh’s first appearance on television was in the popular series “Sarzamin Madari” (2013). She played the role of Sara, the daughter of Shaparak, sharing scenes with prominent Iranian actors like Shahab Hosseini, Mohammadreza Foroutan, and Niki Karimi. Her performance as a young girl navigating complex family dynamics earned her early recognition.

Breakthrough Role in “Motherland” and “Arvand”

In 2016, Dehghan starred in the film “Arvand” directed by Pouria Azarbaijani. She portrayed a young girl alongside well-known actors such as Saeed Agakhani, Tanaz Tabatabaei, and Panthea Panahiha. This role marked her first significant cinematic appearance, showcasing her ability to carry emotionally demanding roles.

Notable Performance in “Jeeran”

The 2013 series “Jeeran” was a pivotal point in her career. Playing the role of Jeeran’s sister, she starred alongside Iranian cinema icons like Bahram Radan, Parinaz Izadyar, Mehdi Pakdel, and Merila Zarei. Her portrayal of Glensa in “Jeeran”, broadcast on the Filmo platform, garnered widespread acclaim and established her as a rising star in Iranian television.

Role in “Cheshma Badoomi” and Fajr Film Festival Appearance

Setayesh Dehghan played the lead role in “Cheshma Badoomi”, directed by Ebrahim Amini, which was screened at the Fajr International Film Festival, Iran’s most prestigious film event. The film tells the story of Maedeh, a young girl aspiring to meet a K-pop star in Seoul. Her compelling performance was praised for its emotional depth and maturity.

Latest Work: “Shekargah”

Her most recent notable role is in the series “Shekargah”, where she plays Forough, the wife of Mansour. Her portrayal in “Shekargah” demonstrates her growth as an actress and her ability to handle complex characters. The series’ success and her performance have made her a household name among Iranian TV viewers.

September 3, 2025 | 2:47 pm