Ismail Shangleh in Armid’s artists piece

According to the Fars News Agency, citing the public relations of the Institute of Veteran Artists, yesterday, Sunday, July 26, the body of Ismail Shangleh, an old cinema, theater and television artist, was buried.

The funeral ceremony of Ismail Shangleh was held in the presence of Seyed Abbas Azimi, the CEO of the Institute of Veteran Artists and his family members, and the body of this old artist was buried in the artist’s plot of Behesht Zahra (S) and next to Hamid Thargyan and Ali Soleimani.

Seyyed Abbas Azimi, the CEO of the Institute of Veteran Artists, represented the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, attended the ceremony to convey his greetings and condolences to his wife, children and the artistic community.

Referring to the family’s request for restrictions on the funeral ceremony, Azimi said: “Today we are burying a great man from the Art family, and according to the family’s request to comply with health guidelines and emphasize the absence of people from attending the ceremony, As a late member of the Institute of Veteran Artists, we were excused for the Shia figure of Ostad Shangleh.

Azimi went on to say: I am at your service today on behalf of the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, while fulfilling my duty, to convey the greetings and condolences of Mr. Mohammad Mehdi Esmaili to the honorable Shangleh family, the artistic community, and especially the veteran artists.

The CEO of Veteran Artists Institute also expressed his condolences on the death of this artist on behalf of the veteran artists who could not attend the ceremony due to the corona situation and the wishes of the late Shangleh’s family.

Azimi added: Master Shangleh was known among artists as a man of manners and ethics, and his humility was well known. I remember that during the time of the Shia movement of Professor Mohammad Ali Keshavarz, we were sitting together around the artists’ section, and he spoke clearly about death and was very concerned about the veteran and future artists of the institute.

In the end, Seyyed Abbas Azimi asked all the artists to take care of themselves in view of the new corona situation and to follow the health instructions to inject the fourth round of the corona vaccine.

Esmail Shangleh, a talented actor and director of theater, cinema and television and a late member of the Institute of Veteran Artists, died on July 25 due to corona virus at the age of 86.

During his career, Shangle acted in films such as “Dire Mina”, “Sam and Narges”, “Dog Killing”, “Abi” and…

In the 1930s, he co-starred in several teletheaters directed by Ali Nasirian with actors such as Ezzatullah Tzami, Jamila Sheikhi and Jamshid Meshaikhi.

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