Hamed Komaily (; born 5 July 1982) is an Iranian actor. He is best known for his role in Eve's Daughter, Adam's Son (2010).

Career He graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration and as a computer technician. He has been acting in theater for 10 years. He started his first play, in Isfahan (Iran).

He was nominated for (Tardid _ varojh karim masihi) in the International Fajr Film festival.

Personal life Hamed Komeili holds a master's degree in business administration and an associate degree in computer science. He initially pursued theater in his hometown of Isfahan and later continued his acting journey in Tehran, where he trained under prominent theater figures such as Fereydoun Khosravi and Golab Adineh. Outside of acting, Komeili has a passion for music and plays both the piano and tar. He has mentioned that Hamed Behdad has greatly influenced his artistic path, inspiring him to develop a unique approach to acting in cinema.

Filmography

Film Year Title Role Director2009DoubtKaroVaruzh Karim Masihi2010Whatever God WantsVandadNavid Mihandoost2 SistersJalalMohammad BankiSon of Adam, Daughter of EveFarhoodRambod Javan2011The Swallows In LoveMansourFerial Behzad2017Italy ItalyNaderKaveh SabaghzadehGildaRouzbehKeyvan Alimohammadi, Omid Bonakdar2019JamshidiehAmirYalda JebeliTuneless InstrumentsParsaAli Hazrati2020The Good, the Bad, the Corny 2: Secret ArmyFarbod MolavianPeyman Ghasem KhaniShahre Gheseh CinemaKeyvan Alimohammadi, Aliakbar Heydari20222888Keyvan Alimohammadi, Aliakbar Heydari2023Sima's Unfinished NarrationAlireza SamadiGazelleHoushang GolmakaniHedgehogMastaneh Mohajer

Web Year Title Role Director Platform2019Dance On the GlassSiavash NamdarMehdi GolestanehVideo CD2021The Good, The Bad, The Corney: RadioactiveFarbod MolavianMohsen CheginiFilimoHis MajestyNaser al-Din Shah QajarHamed MohammadiFilimo2023The MarshSadra FathiBorzou NiknejadFilmnetOne Way TicketPouria Heidary Oureh

Television

Year Title Role Director Network2008SMS From Another WorldHamed SimkhahSirous MoghaddamIRIB TV1

See also Iranian cinema

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