Azita Turkashund’s criticism of boycotting TV channels during Hafez celebration

According to the reporter of the Tawana Journalists Club, theater, cinema and television actress Azita Turkashund wrote in her latest post, alluding to the absence of televisions in the Hafez festival (celebration of the image world).

“Hello, Mr. Ali, the teacher of your great soul and great man.”

I want to write you a letter from the earth in the heavens, I want to give you a little pain. I want to say that I wish you were a father and a father to the people of cinema and television. Honestly, Mr. Teacher, I will never forget the day when they called me from your magazine office and said that you had asked to interview me, I couldn’t believe it at all! After all, I had only acted in two works for television and my name was not in the book of mice and cats.

When I happily came to your office and your team interviewed me and took pictures of me and treated me with respect like a superstar actor, I didn’t fit in my skin and vowed to stand for art and culture as much as I can. And be the art of my people.

Mr. Teacher, you gave me this motivation with encouragement and attention, I remember you said that I have left a section in the magazine for emerging faces and that is why you invited me; How you said with a fatherly tone and a beautiful smile that emerging faces should be introduced and supported, whether on TV or in cinema. I remember that you said that everyone is working hard, both on TV and in cinema. You said that they should be appreciated and their hard work and art should be seen, whether on TV or in the cinema.

You have worked hard for years to dry the roots of hypocrisy and differences between cinema and television artists, you have stood manfully, compassionately and fatherly despite the unkindness and stoning, and you have gathered the family of cinema and television in one place and celebrated, your work It was unity and empathy, Mr. Teacher, we were happy to celebrate Hafez. We were working on a TV series with love and with energy, hoping that it would make it to the Hafez Festival. Mr. Muallem Al-Haq, this family suits you.

O Roshan Zamir, now after many years we understand how much you tried to resolve the division and today, Mr. Teacher, you do not belong to your family alone. You are for all cinema and television and artists. We are all your children and I write with a heart full of sadness and regret that we were not good inheritors, forgive us.

Indeed, Mr. Moalem, I wanted you to know that televisions were removed from the Hafez celebration. I had a duty to say that because you worked hard and gave your life for this solidarity and unity between artists, you were against division.

Of course, there is nothing wrong with it. I’m not sad. The celebration of Hafez had meaning because of you. We got our prize with you and the lesson of your morals, character and greatness, and thank God, I entered art at a time when Ali was a teacher.
May your soul be happy, your memory is cherished.

The celebration of the legacy of the late Ali Muallem is one of the television and film figures who tried to focus on the faces and works of artists of all fields, especially television, but this year, in a strange way, it was assigned to the home show network in all sectors, and artists and television series were boycotted.

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