Shakib Shajareh ((, born 23 August 1989) is an Iranian film, theatre, and home video network actor. He was nominated for Best Actor at the 13th Iran Theatre Actors Celebration for his performance in Azhdahak (2016), a play written and directed by Bahram Beyzaie, and at the 20th Hafez Awards for his performance in the home video Heyula TV series (The Monster) (2019), directed by Mehran Modiri. He rose to prominence for his performance in the feature film Aroosi-ye Mardom (People's Wedding) directed by Majid Tavakoli.

Education Shajareh holds a bachelor's degree in Theoretical Physics from the Science and Research Branch of Islamic Azad University and a master's degree in Acting from the University of Wollongong, Australia. In addition to acting, he has worked as an acting researcher and instructor and has conducted numerous acting workshops in Iran and abroad.

Career Shajareh gained recognition as a stage actor for his performances in Matarsak (Scarecrow) (2013), directed by Hassan Majouni, Tahavoo (Nausea) (2018), directed by Maryam Barzegar, and Eshgh-e Roozhaye Corona (Love in the Days of Corona) (2022), directed by Mohammad Rahmanian. He rose to prominence through his roles in the home video series Heyula (2019), directed by Mehran Modiri, and the feature films Khoob, Bad, Jelof 2: Artesh-e Seri (Good, Bad, Jelf 2: The Secret Army) (2019), directed by Peyman Ghasemkhani, Enferadi (Solitary) (2022), directed by Masoud Atyabi, and Aroosi-ye Mardom (People's Wedding) (2023), directed by Majid Tavakoli. His other acting credits include the feature films Be Vaght-e Tolou: Musa Kalim Allah (At Dawn: Moses, the Interlocutor of God) (2024), directed by Ebrahim Hatamikia, Kha'en-Koshi (Traitor Killing) (2021), directed by Masoud Kimiai, Raghs-e Dolphinha (Dance of the Dolphins) (2023), directed by Alireza Amini, and the home video series Pedarkhandeh (The Godfather) and Artesh-e Seri (The Secret Army), both directed by Saeed Aboutaleb and released in 2022 and 2023, respectively.

In May 2020, during an appearance on the television program Dorehami, Shajareh stated that he is the nephew of Sadruddin Shajareh, an Iranian announcer, television host, voice actor, actor, and director.

Filmography Cinema Year Title DirectorProducerNote source2019 Khoob, Bad, Jelof 2: Artesh-e Seri (Good, Bad, Jelf 2: The Secret Army)Peyman GhasemkhaniMohsen CheginiActor2021Kha'en-Koshi (Traitor Killing)Masoud KimiaiAli OjiActor2022Enferadi (Solitary)Masoud AtyabiSeyyed Ebrahim AmerianActor2023Aroosi-ye Mardom (People's Wedding)Majid TavakoliAli SartipiActor2023Raghs-e Dolphinha (Dance of the Dolphins)Alireza AminiSiavash AminpourActor2024Be Vaght-e Tolou: Musa Kalim Allah (At Dawn: Moses, the Interlocutor of God) Ebrahim HatamikiaSeyyed Mahmoud RazaviActor2024Dast Tanha (Empty-Handed)Amirhossein SaghafiAmirhossein SaghafiActor2026Gomshodeh (The Missing)Maryam BarzegarAli Akbar SaghafiActor2026Janeshin (The Successor)Mehdi ShahmohammadiRouhollah SohrabiActor

television Year Title DirectorProducer Notessource2020DorehamiMehran ModiriAli AsghariGuest2026Man Iranam (I Am Iran)Mohammadreza Shahidi FardMohammad SharifiGuest

Home-video Year Title DirectorProducersource2019Khoob, Bad, Jelf 2: Radioactive (Good, Bad, Jelf 2: Radioactive)Peyman Ghasemkhani - Mohsen Chegini Mohsen CheginiActor2019Heyula (Monster)Mehran ModiriSeyyed Mostafa AhmadiActor2023 Pedarkhandeh (The Godfather)Saeed AboutalebSaeed AboutalebParticipant2023Artesh-e Seri (The Secret Army)Saeed AboutalebSaeed AboutalebParticipant2024OscarMehran ModiriMohammad Sharifi - Kajal NouriParticipant2026Rok ShowMajid VashghaniUnknown / Not publicly creditedGuest

Awards and nominations + Award Year Category Nominated Work Result The Theater Forum's Actor Celebration (Youth Category)2016Best ActorAzhdahak Hafez Awards2019Best Comedy Actorseries Heyula

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