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Hamid Lolayi

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Hamid Lolayi
حمید لولایی
Born (1955-12-25) 25 December 1955 (age 69)
Occupation(s)Actor, comedian
Years active1979–present

Hamid Lolayi (Persian: حمید لولایی, born 24 December 1955) is an Iranian actor. He won the Crystal Simorgh for Best Supporting Actor at the Fajr Film Festival for his role in Chand Migiri Geryeh Koni (2005).

He gained fame through the television series Zire Aseman-e Shahr as “Khashayar Mostofi” and continued to build his reputation with roles in Khaneh Be Doosh as “Agha Mashallah” and Mosafers as “Farrokh Afrookhteh.”

Personal and Professional Life

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Hamid Lolayi was born in 1955 in the Eshratabad neighborhood of Tehran, with ancestral roots in northern Iran, though he spent his childhood near Eshratabad Square. He grew up in a large family with nine siblings. Lolayi married in 1990 and has two daughters.[1]

He began his career in 1979 when Reza Ghasemi recommended him to director Reza Zhian for the theater production Sabzeh, Doost-e Bacheha, where he played the roles of “Elephant” and “Woodpecker.” In 1980, he performed in Bacheha va Khomreh-ye Sokhangu, directed by Siavash Tahmoures, and shortly after in An Shast Nafar, An Shast Hezar, directed by Bahram Ebrahimi.[2]

Lolayi then appeared in a film that was not released publicly due to its poor quality. His first television experience was in Sarbazaran, where he had two heavily made-up scenes, but his parts were cut from the final broadcast due to the series being shortened. Following this, he stepped away from acting for about eight years, working as the manager of Azadi Cinema. In 1991, he returned with a role in the series Faramooshkhaneh, after which he resigned from his managerial position to focus on acting. Later, Ali Omrani invited him to join the comedy series Saat-e Khosh. Dariush Kardan was the first to recognize Lolayi’s comedic talent, inviting him to perform in Nowruz 72. However, it was his role in Saat-e Khosh that significantly increased his visibility. After a period of absence, his portrayal of “Khashayar Mostofi” in Zire Aseman-e Shahr, directed by Mehran Ghafourian, solidified his status as a prominent actor. Other notable roles include those in the series Torsh o Shirin, Charkhooneh, and the film Chand Migiri Geryeh Koni.[3][4]

Filmography

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Cinema

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Filmography
Year Title Director Role
2021 Chaos Seyed Mostafa Azad
2021 Yesterday's Girl Mani Armaghan
2019 How Much You Want to Cry? 2 Ali Tavakolniya
2018 Song in Sleep Arash Sajjadi Hosseini Fathi
2018 Apache Arash Moayerian
2014 Three Strangers Mehdi Mazloumi Haj Agha
2013 Carriage Arash Moayerian Abi
2013 Lamp 100 Saeed Aghakhani Taxi Man
2012 Switch Ali Tavakolniya Factory Manager
2010 Concert on Water Jahangir Jahangiri Hedayat Hedayati
2009 Cry for Him Asghar Baghal
2009 Forced Father Abbas Moradian
2006 If You Can, Catch Me Shahram Ahmadlou
2006 Rule of the Game Ahmadreza Motamedi Antique Detective
2000 How Much You Want to Cry? Shahram Ahmadlou Ashkboos
2000 Dance of the Devil Esmaeil Barari
1997 Marriage Key Davood Movassaghi Boss
1997 Wrong Man Mohammadreza Honarmand
1995 Invisible Man Faryal Behzad
1994 Great Wish Khosrow Shojaei
1994 Encounter Mohammadreza Honarmand
1981 Sculptor - From Zenith to Apex Mohammadreza Majed

Series

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TV Series
Year Title Director Role
2024 Wheel of Fortune 2 Javad Mazdabadi
2023 Wheel of Fortune
2022 Reza the Grocer Hamid Loolai
2022 Sleight of Hand Shahram Ahmadlou
2022 Tide Ali Abdolalizadeh
2022 Good Name Alireza Najafzadeh Master Shafii
2021 Bootimar Parviz Golabi
2020 Kid of the Neighborhood Ahmad Darvishalipour Master Khanjan
2020 Noon Kha 2 Saeed Aghakhani Pasha Khodaparast
2019 Life Is Wonderful Mojtaba Cheraghali
2018 Eid Night Saeed Aghakhani Mr. Seifi
2017 Puncture Borzoo Niknejad Uncle Parviz
2015 Three Shows Seyed Javad Rezavian
2014 Flower and Nightingale Neighborhood Ahmad Darvishalipour Amir Mohammad's Grandfather
2013–2014 Meraajiha Masoud Dehnamaki
2013 Rooster Saeed Aghakhani
2012 Thief and Police Saeed Aghakhani
2012 Rental House (Season 2) Shahram Ahmadlou
2011 Starting Point Saeed Aghakhani Samad Gheisari
2011 Four Wheels Javad Mazdabadi Zabih
2010 Happy Dwellers Saeed Aghakhani Touraj Sadri
2009 Travelers Rambod Javan Farrokh Afrookhteh
2008 Bazangah Reza Attaran Saber Parvar
2007 Text from the Hereafter Siroos Moghadam Bahram
2007 Charkhooneh Soroosh Sehat Mansour Jamali
2006 Sweet and Sour Reza Attaran Jahan Jahangiri
2005 Life on the Condition of Laughter Mehdi Mazloumi
2003–2004 House to House Reza Attaran Mashallah Marzoughi
2002 Under the City Sky (Season 3) Mehran Ghafoorian Khashayar Mastoofi
2001 Under the City Sky (Season 2) Khashayar Mastoofi
2000 Under the City Sky (Season 1) Khashayar Mastoofi
2000 Eternal Train Reza Attaran Neron
1999 Friendship Agency Ahmad Ramadanzadeh Kamyab
1999 Dani and I (Season 2) Ali Abdolalizadeh
1998 That Year's Eid Saeed Ebrahimifar Mirza Masoud Tehrani
1998 Trial Hassan Hedayat Doctor Ahmadi
1998 Majid My Dear Reza Attaran
1997 Sunflowers Masoud Shahmohammadi
1994 Happy Hour Mehran Modiri
1993 Nowruz 72 Dariush Kardan, Ali Omrani, Mehrdad Khosravi
1992 Apartment Asghar Hashemi
1991 House of Forgetfulness Abdolreza Navab Safavi
1981 Sarbodaran Mohammad Ali Najafi

References

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  1. ^ رویداد۲۴, پايگاه خبری تحلیلی. "حمید لولایی کیست؟| پیشینه و کارنامه هنری بازیگر پیشکسوت | رویداد24". fa (in Persian). Retrieved 2025-07-15.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  2. ^ In an interview with Soroush Sehat, conducted during the third episode of the seventh season of the series Sham-e Irani, Hamid Lolayi provided a detailed account of the start of his artistic career and his first three theater works. This interview is available on various websites and its DVD can be purchased.
  3. ^ "در مورد حمید لولایی در ویکی تابناک بیشتر بخوانید". www.tabnak.ir. Retrieved 2025-07-15.
  4. ^ "حمید لولایی: دیگر نمی توانم آن نقش ها را بازی کنم | من هم جای رضا عطاران بودم بودم سینما را ترجیح می دادم". همشهری آنلاین (in Persian). 2024-09-23. Retrieved 2025-07-15.
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