The TV actor’s narration of the roles offered to him in Ashurai works + video and photos

According to the Fars Radio and TV reporter, Reza Fayazi, a veteran theater and television actor, said in a special TV show “Nashan Aradat” on the TV channel Two: “I am a child from the poor area of ​​Ahvaz and I lived in Ahvaz until I graduated.” Under the guidance of Dr. Tabatabai, I learned the alphabet of theater in 1347 and we formed a group called the Small Theater Group and I started theatrical activities in Ahvaz. There, I went in front of the camera for the first time on Abadan TV and then I came to Tehran. At that time, the story of the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS) and his courage was fascinating to me. He does not hesitate to stand up to oppression and become a martyr and lose everything in this way.

He further explained about the mourning rituals of Khuzestan: the style of breaststroke in the south is very special and has rhythm and movement. It is very dramatic and ritualistic and therefore attracts the viewer.

“Mamai Shah” actor emphasized: Ritual ceremonies should be performed in a way that involves the audience. Symbolic movement along with ritual and symbolic states attracts everyone’s attention. Bushehri and Southerners are like this, and they often speak Arabic there. I myself am an Arabic speaker.

Stating that Sanj and Damam raise the excitement of mourning, Fayazi reminded: There are special rituals for weddings and mourning in the south. They have a special kind of mourning that happens with gun shots and things like that.

In response to the question of whether you like playing the role of Imam’s companions, this old TV actor said: “Unfortunately, I was always given negative roles.” For example, I have played the role of Ibn Ziyad. I have not been offered this because of my height, my special type or anything. Once, I was supposed to play the role of Imam Hassan’s (a.s.) father’s wife, but I couldn’t. I played “Pir Wafa” and other religious works, which, as I said, were mostly negative roles.

He further stated: I have never been to Karbala. But I have gone on a pilgrimage. The mood of this trip was great.

Fayazi also said about insulting the Qur’an by some people: it is exactly like they have forgotten to be human.

“Nashan Eradat” produced by Pouyan Hedayati airs in 30 30-minute episodes every day around 5:00 p.m. on Do and Jam Jam channels.

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