Mohammad Ali Keshavarz is still in I.C.U
Iran Theater- Mohammad Ali Keshavarz is still in the ICU and undergoing medical treatment, and it is possible that he will be discharged from the hospital next week and will continue his treatment at home.
Iran Theater- Mohammad Ali Keshavarz is still in the ICU and undergoing medical treatment, and it is possible that he will be discharged from the hospital next week and will continue his treatment at home.
The actor was hospitalized due to an elevated creatinine level and impaired kidney function on 28th of May, Persian media have announced.
Seyed Mohammad Tabatabai, CEO of the Veteran Artists Institute said:” If the recovery continues, Mr. Keshavarz will be released from the hospital next week.”
Mohammad Tabatabai, the director of the Veteran Artists Institute that is affiliated with the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, has paid a visit to Keshavarz at the hospital and said he is now out of danger and making a recovery and will be released after his physician’s approval.
Born in 1930 in Isfahan, Keshavarz began his stage acting career in 1948 and entered the world of cinema with “Night of the Hunchback” by Farrokh Ghaffari in 1964.
He has so far acted in many famous hits including “Mother”, “Hezardastan”, “Kamalolmolk” and “Delshodegan” by Ali Hatami, as well as “Through the Olive Trees” by Abbas Kiarostami.
The actor also played the role of Shakkur in “Caravans”, a 1978 Iranian-American film directed by James Fargo based on the novel by James Michener. The movie was shot in Iran and the Mexican-American actor Anthony Quinn acted in the movie, playing the role of Zulffiqar.
Keshavarz donated memorabilia to the Film Museum of Iran on his 90th birthday anniversary in mid-April.