Sina Mehrad: The Story Behind his Name Change and Artistic Journey
Experiences and Memories: Working with Renowned Artists
Collaborations with Shadmehr Aghili and Reyhaneh Parsa
Sina Mehrad has shared memorable experiences working with prominent Iranian artists like Shadmehr Aghili and Reyhaneh Parsa.
In an interview on the Ali Zia Show, he recounted his memories of working with Reyhaneh Parsa:
“When she wanted to leave, she didn’t talk to me, but I still remember the first day I saw her in Mr. Angha’s office. We were kids, and I greeted her, but she didn’t respond very well. Over time, I realized how kind and beautiful she is, and I hope we can act together again someday.”
Friendship and Professional Respect
Sina emphasized the strong bond and mutual respect he shares with fellow artists, highlighting the importance of camaraderie in the industry.
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