Hassan Joharchi (حسن جوهرچی; 28 July 1968 – 3 February 2017) was an Iranian actor whose work spanned television and film. He began his professional career in the 1980s and became a familiar face to Iranian audiences through a mixture of dramatic and popular productions. Over several decades he appeared in roles that brought him national recognition and a steady presence in domestic entertainment.
Career and artistic profile
Joharchi worked across multiple formats, including television series, feature films and occasional stage appearances. He was known for playing supporting and leading characters that fitted mainstream Iranian cinema and television of his time. Colleagues described him as a versatile performer who contributed to both serialized television dramas and standalone films, often chosen for roles that required an accessible, everyday persona.
Notable works
- Oo yek freshteh bood (2005) — a film credit that reached wide viewers.
- Shoghe parvaz (2012) — part of his later-career screen appearances.
- Ensanha (2012) — another recognizable title in his filmography.
Personal life and death
Joharchi was born and raised in Tehran. Public accounts indicate he was married and had two children. On 3 February 2017 he died in Tehran at the age of 48. Reports at the time attributed his death to a cardiac arrest associated with complications of liver disease. The circumstances were covered by national media and prompted messages of condolence from colleagues and fans.
As an actor who began during the late 20th century and remained active into the 2000s, Joharchi's career illustrates the trajectory of many Iranian performers who bridged television serials and feature films. His work continues to be cited in retrospectives of contemporary Iranian popular acting. For additional basic biographical entries or listings of his roles, see available profiles and industry listings (actor profile).