Parisa Roshani, born on August 29, 1982, is an Iranian actress whose career has captivated audiences since she stepped into the spotlight in 2010. Her breakthrough role came in the beloved TV series "Khandeh Bazar" (2011), directed by Shahab Abbasi, where her engaging performance helped the show become a staple in Iranian households. Collectors particularly seek out this series for its cultural significance and Roshani’s standout role, making it a treasured addition to any collection of Iranian television history. Following her success on television, Roshani made her film debut in "Shoghe Parvaz" (Passion for Flying), directed by Yadollah Samadi, earning her acclaim from both audiences and critics. Her versatility continued to shine in "Madarane" (Moms), directed by Javad Afshar, further solidifying her status as a prominent figure in Iranian cinema. For physical media collectors, Roshani's work represents a vibrant chapter of contemporary Iranian film and television, with her performances often sought after for their emotional depth and cultural resonance.