Establishing a stunt school was Arsha’s dream/ some moviegoers owe their Simorghs to Arsha

According to the Fars News Agency, citing the public relations of the Cinema Museum, the first anniversary of the death of Arsha Aghdasi was held yesterday, Thursday, August 13, 1401, at the Cinema Museum, with the performance of Seyyed Javad Hashemi.

At the beginning of this ceremony, Seyyed Javad Hashemi said that he hopes that we all will follow the path of Imam Hussain (AS) and said: It is strange that a year has passed and for some of you, not a single day has passed without Arsha, and how many times we have told him to remember him well and may God bless him. .

He continued: There is no one among you who does not remember him well, and his place is definitely heaven, and we are sad and we shed tears for the distance that has arisen, and we hardly remember his empty place, but for him, his place is good. It will definitely not be difficult. Those who had a strange view of death like Arsha should be celebrated and not mourned for their memory.

Arsha Aghdasi wanted to die in excitement

Amir Mirakhori, the manager of the 13th Stunt Group and a close friend of Arsha Aghdasi, also explained: It is very difficult for me to stand here and talk about Arsha because you were all her friends, and if it were not for this, you would not be here and many people could have come. And they did not come. I kiss the hands of each and every one of those who helped us in this fraternal year.

Mirakhori continued: We have been going through our memories and photos from Arsha in different situations and locations for a year and we are not feeling well. I don’t want to spoil your mood because if Arsha herself was here, she would definitely do something to change your mood. Iranian cinema lost a gem whose place cannot be filled now. He was both professional and ethical, and more than his work was impressive, he had a good energy that made everyone love him in the cinema. His professionalism also made him work even in international communities and raise the flag of Iran.

Referring to Arsha Aghdasi’s living successes in cinema stunts, he said: Peyman Abdi Aziz, although he grew up in another country, took a big step in the path of Iranian stunts, but Arsha grew up in the same soil and with minimal means, he reached the places that We were all incredible. We are sad for ourselves today that we have lost such a friend and teacher. Arsha always said “I would like to die in excitement” and the greatest excitement is in turning the car. God must love someone so much that he can make his life and death the way he wants.

In the continuation of the ceremony, a commemorative clip of the live activities of Yad Arsha Aghdasi was broadcasted.

Fulfill my brother’s wish

After the video broadcast, Rana Aghdasi, Arsha Aghdasi’s sister, also said: “Unfortunately, last year I could not come to say goodbye to Arsha, who is dearer to me than my life, and I witnessed him being chased away by friends and people of dear Iran.” I hope that the stunt team of 13 will continue to work stronger than before and make us all proud and Arsha Aziz. I wish from the bottom of my heart that Arsha’s last and most important wish will come true and that stunts will be added to Fajr Film Festival. I remember saying to him why are you so greedy about this issue and after that you want to be greedy about being a candidate and getting an award, and he said, “This field should be added, the rest of the issues are not important.” I request all the dear ones who are present here and hear my voice to fulfill the wish of someone who is not among us.

Our hearts became the scene of fireworks

Next, Fereshte Nasiri, voice actor and Sedav Sima voice actor explained: Arsha was like a world full of trust, love, patriotism, purpose, respect and all good qualities. The absence of Arsha and the absence of heaven is his ideal that sets us on fire. Dear Arsha, we know that your spirit is with us and you look at us with a smile, but don’t ask us not to take our hearts. How can I describe the pain and distance of your mother and depict this great sadness that we had in this one year? Words are insignificant in this great sadness. How to tell about the sadness of your only sister who lived in your smile. How can I tell about the sadness of artists, friends and all Iranian people who loved you, that their hearts are full of fire. You knew fireworks well, but this time our hearts became the scene of fireworks. Maybe you like Peyman Abadi next to your father and coach, but you will surely like us if you see us. The structure of your life reminds us of the hadith of the Prophet (PBUH) who said, “Work for your world as if you will live forever, and for your end, act as if you will die tomorrow.” With the Muharram mourning that we are having these days, I ask Imam Hussain (AS) to intercede for you as well.

After Fereshte Nasiri’s speech, another clip of Arsha Aghdasi’s stunt scenes was shown.

We should ask God not to lose our loved ones later

In another part of this ceremony, Reza Banafshekhah, a veteran actor of Iranian cinema, shared his memories of Arsha Aghdasi’s father and said: Before the revolution, I was an employee of the Ministry of Labor, and students came to me for internships, and one of the students was Arsha’s father, and even though he was younger than me, he We were friends too. We were unaware of each other for a while until I called his house and they told me that he had passed away by God’s mercy. After that, I met Arsha Aghdasi and for some time I knew about her and her family. We should not ask God not to lose our loved ones, but we should ask God to lose them later. I think Arsha’s departure was too soon and he could show off his ability in 40 years.

After that, Mahnoosh Moradi, Arsha Aghdasi’s colleague in the Stunt Group 13 team, also explained: I am happy to be here and I consider it my duty to be with all those who were with us and also for the one who worked hard and never asked to see Thank you Hossam Wahabi. We would also like to thank Arsha Aziz’s mother, if they didn’t support us, the 13th team might not have continued its work, and my other thanks goes to Amir Mirakhor, the head of the 13th team, which is the hardest job in the world without Arsha.

Hossein Soleimani, an actor and a close friend of Arsha Aghdasi, also said: If Arsha was at this event today, she would have left the hall because she did not like to be praised, she was a grateful person and liked to be seen, but she proved herself with her work. I would like to thank the Cinema Museum for organizing such a ceremony without bureaucracy and creating a showcase for Arsha Aziz.

Later, Mohammad Fallah, one of Arsha Aghdasi’s fans, gave a painting to her mother, and Arsha’s mother donated it to the cinema museum.

Arsha lived like a hero and died like a hero

Arsha Aghdasi’s mother, Farzaneh Besati, also said: “Arsha’s birth brought a special joy to our family.” His father enjoyed his pranks and he, being an athlete himself, was the basis of some of his mischief. His sister, who was 6 years older than him, supported him and did not leave any room for reproaching me. Arsha loved her sister very much, and the end of the plan was to prevent her from doing something and encourage her to do something through her sister’s influence.

He continued: As a child, he used to identify with the characters he saw in animations and was entertained for hours. His childhood was spent with an imaginary horse and a gun on his shoulder and dough that he used to make different shapes. His interest in martial arts made him switch to Aikido, and later he said, “I had a very good childhood.” Years later, at the same time as he got a scholarship, he went to Italy and became a student of Peyman Abadi. He started his own stunt team called Team 13 and he believed that 13 is a number like all other numbers and will not be bad. He became world famous by stunting in the James Bond movie in 2013 and became one of the 5 people who hold the record for turning the car upside down.

He added: He considered stuntmen to be worthy of a movie license and considered the neglect of this high-risk profession unjustifiable, and he wanted a stunt school to be established for talented actors. In Hafez’s celebration, with the help of Omid Moalem, he was awarded the first prize in this field, but Arsha herself was not present at this ceremony. Also, some of his awards and memorabilia were donated to the cinema museum, and now my son has a treasure in the cinema museum. He was a brave boy and believed that death is a beautiful thing that happens only once. When he had an accident and brain death, unfortunately, the English designer of that film did not take responsibility for the incident. As he wanted, Arsha’s death happened parallel to his life, and as the hero lived, he died like the hero, and after the death of his organs, he was transferred to an organ donation hospital in Lebanon, and he died on a hot summer day on August 13, 1400.

Unfortunately, we are ignorant artists

Also, Maziar Miri, the director of the cinema, who was present at this event, noted: Mrs. Aghdasi, you told us a biography of Arsha, I must add that Arsha did something that made the children of the cinema imagine their dreams. We thank you for giving birth to him. Unfortunately, we are ignorant artists and we forget what some friends did for us. Today, many actors and superstars of Iranian cinema should be present here because some cinema people owe their awards and simorghs to Arsha.

Arsha Aghdasi’s mother Farzaneh Besati, Rana Aghdasi, Arsha Aghdasi’s sister, Maziar Miri, Hana Kamkar, Hassan Mostafavi, Hossam Wahabi, Reza Banafsehkhah, Shahrokh Astakhari, Pouria Shakibaei, Pendar Akbari, Hossein Soleimani, Bani Pal Shomon, Amir Hossein Bozorgzadegan, Fereshte Nasiri, Hamed Tehrani, members of stunt group 13, Ali Khairi, Mahmoud Mokhki were among the people who attended this ceremony.

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