Amin Tarokh had all the characteristics of a successful actor

Amin Tarokh, an actor and acting professor who introduced the largest number of actors to the stage, cinema and television in the 90s and 2000s, died on Saturday due to a cardiac arrest.

One of   Amin Tarokh’s film was "Statue" directed by Ebrahim Vahidzadeh.

While expressing his sadness at the death of this artist, he explained about working with him in the movie.

"we were looking for an actor who can play this role well. First of all, 50% of the importance of the role was based on the actor's physique, and we did not necessarily need an actor who had previously done comedy work. For us, an actor who understands comedy was important."

 

He continued: "To choose such an actor, we searched a lot until Mr. Abdollah Eskandari and I had a discussion and picked up  Tarokh and fortunately we established a good relationship as a director and an actor."

The director of the movie "Statue" added: "As we predicted, Amin Tarokh's sense of humor was very strong. He was a disciplined actor  too and he liked to do everything in the best way. The production team gradually turned into a family, and fortunately, the result was  good because  of  the passion  and taste of  the team."

 

In the end, Mohammad Vahidzadeh said: "An actor's ability, talent, knowledge, literacy and interest, love for work and discipline are necessary for a successful actor who Tarokh had all these qualities together."