Sahar Zakaria

• Name — Sahar Zakaria • Native Name — سحر زکریا • Born — 19 December 1973 • Birthplace — Arak, Iran • Occupation — Actress • Education — Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research - Theater • Years Active — 1995–present

Sahar Zakaria made her acting debut with the series Under Your Protection (1995), before trying her hand at stage acting. She played in the movie A Man Made of Glass (1998). Sahar has also appeared in movies including Boys of the Moonlight (An Army in the Dark) (2002), The Second Woman (2007), Fatherly Secrets (2009), and Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus (2010). Among the series she has starred in Tiptoe (2002), The Man of Two Thousand Faces (2008), Bitter Coffee (2009), The Billionaire (2012) and In Hashieh (2014–2015) are better-known works.

In February 2021, following the death of Ali Ansarian, Sahar Zakaria expressed criticism on her personal social media page regarding the failure to procure COVID-19 vaccines, prompting a sharp response from the television program 20:30. In April 2021, she announced in a video that she had been banned from working due to this protest.

In April 2021, Sahar Zakaria released a video stating that she had not been paid for her role in the series Bitter Coffee. She also shared evidence on her Instagram page of threats allegedly made by individuals associated with Mehran Modiri.

During the 2022 Iranian protests, Zakaria removed her hijab and wrote, "It’s been about a month since I shaved my hair. I didn’t want to announce it because I was embarrassed, but if it can help alleviate any pain, I’m here."

In December 2023, Sahar Zakaria, along with Saba Kamali and Danial Moghadam, was summoned to court due to the release of the song Houri.

Most notable works: • Pavarchin • Marde Dohezar Chehreh • Ghahveye Talkh

• Year — Title — Director — Notes • 1995 — In Your Shelter — Hamid Labkhandeh — Network 2 • 1997 — Eternal Train — Behrooz Baghaei, Reza Attaran — Network 3 • 1998 — Sweet World of the Sea — Behrooz Baghaei — Network 1 • 1999 — Scorpion 33 — Mehdi Shamsaei — Network 3 • 2000 — Companion — Ghasem Jafari — Network 3 • 2000 — Today's Youth — Yousef Seyed Mahdavi — Network 3 • 2001 — Unknown Cases — Jamal Shourjeh — Network 2 • 2002 — Rain of Love — Ahmad Amini, Fereydoun Hassanpour — Network 5 • 2002 — Pavarchin — Mehran Modiri — Network 5 • 2003 — O Positive — Ali Shahhatami — Network 1, Aired during Nowruz 2004 • 2004 — Red Pearl — Shapur Gharib, Masoud Rasam — Network 5 • 2005 — For the Last Time — Akbar Mansour Fallah — Network 5, Aired during Ramadan • 2008 — Road Under Repair — Hossein Tabrizi — Network 2 • 2008 — Man of Two Thousand Faces — Mehran Modiri — Network 3 • 2012 — Billionaire — Alireza Amini — Network 1 • 2014 — On the Sidelines 1 — Mehran Modiri — Network 3, In two seasons • 2015 — On the Sidelines 2 — Mehran Modiri — Network 3 • 2017–2018 — Time to Laugh — Network 3 • 2025 — Six-Month-Old — Mehran Modiri — Network 3

• Year — Title — Director • 1998 — Man of Crystal — Saeed Soheili • 2002 — Sons of Moonlight (Soldier in the Dark) — Mehdi Vedadi • 2005 — Trap — Siroos Alvand • 2006 — If You Can, Catch Me — Shahram Ahmadlou • 2007 — Second Wife — Siroos Alvand • 2007 — If You Can, Kill Me — Shahram Ahmadlou • 2007 — Something Like a Miracle • 2008 — Beloved — Qodratollah Solh Mirzai • 2009 — Stubbornness — Seyed Mehdi Barqei • 2009 — Paternal Secrets • 2010 — Venusian Women, Martian Men — Kazem Rastgoftar • 2011 — About Life — Mohsen Rabiei • 2013 — Fake Reality — Roozbeh Rouhipour • 2018 — Bazivoo — Amir Hossein Qehqarai • 2018 — Janan — Kamran Qadakchian

• Year — Title — Role — Director — Notes • 2010 — Bitter Coffee — Actor — Mehran Modiri — This television series was produced and aired in 2010 and 2011. • 2012 — Calm Tower — Actor — Masoud Atyabi — This film was not released in theaters and was distributed to the home video network in 2013.[1] • 2013 — I Was Kidding — Actor — Mehran Modiri — After the broadcast of all episodes, the program was aired on Network 5 with edits and censorship.