Ahmad Nadjafi Shoushtari (Persian: اØمد نج٠ی شوشتری‎,
born 1948 in Khorramshahr, Iran) is an Iranian actor, producer, and TV
host. He has a B.A. in Economics from the Woodbury University in
Burbank, California. In 1976, he entered cinema by assisting Massoud
Kimiayee in Ghazal. In 1976, he founded a movie distributing company
in U.S., and he was the vice-president of IRIB2, distributing manager
of "Tel film". He was also the chairman of IRIB in America and the
vice-president of "free film making" (Kargah Aazaad Filmsazi) studio;
he has also founded "7th art" studio. He hosted the TV show "Sandali
Dagh".He fell in love with his wife during the shooting of "Detective
Alavi" in Ukraine. His wife was a translator, and as he is a serious
and harsh man at work, she was mad at him. Eventually they got
married, and have two sons and one daughter. He claims that around the
year 1997, despite his ignorance of the reason, he was banned from
working, but during the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadi Nejad it was
called off. He also nominated for the City Council of Tehran, but he
couldn't get in as he didn't get the sufficient votes. During the
second presidency of Ahmadi Nejad, he was assigned to the High Council
of Cinema. He also appeared in the victory celebration of Ahmadi Nejad
in the presidency election in 2009. Ahmad Najafi Biography, Weight & Height, Age, Nationality & Ethnicity
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