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During high school, he was a classmate of Massoud Asadollahi and they managed school performances together.

Jalal Maghami was an Iranian voice actor, announcer, and dubbing manager.

At the graduation ceremony, a number of students in the diploma, maqam and asadollahi stages staged a play in the high school amphitheater, one of the spectators of which was Haidar Saremi, a theater and cinema actor. At the request of Maghami and because of his interest in entering the professional world of theater, Saremi introduced him to Reza Karimi, an actor in comedy roles in cinema and theater, who was also the director of film dubbing at Asr Talaei Studio at the time.

The film was dubbed and spent the remaining three years of high school dubbing, going from school to the studio in the afternoons. Houshang Latifpour played an important role in shaping the skills and teachings of the position.

Iranian Voice Actor and Actor.

The first film in which he spoke was a film about the stories of Zi Zi, called Nene Zi Zi in Africa, produced by Arthur Rank and a black-and-white film that instead of a young man carrying luggage in a hotel. I did my job. The official then made a number of statements in several films about the Black Army. After one or two years, he finally spoke professionally and with a leading role in the French film The Bride, where Kavous Dostdar in this film, instead of Robert Hussein, was in charge of dubbing Houshang Beheshti.

The official imitated the voice of Hossein Sarshar a regular narrator of Alberto Sordi and Vittorio Desica instead of Sordi, and this experience led him to voice in several other films, before and after the victory of the Islamic Revolution, instead of Alberto Sordi. He was quoted as saying: One day I told Mr. A while later, I spoke in place of Alberto Sordi, who played the leading Italian role.

Mster Jalal Maghami, is also known for performing Spectaculars Didaniha in persian language programs. He is the wife of Rafat Hashempour, a capable dubbing announcer. He is the uncle of Sharareh Hazrati, the speaker and Shiva Hazrati, the translator.