Maryam Amirjalali, born in 1947 in Tehran, Iran, has carved out a distinguished career in acting, particularly noted for her work in television. She first captivated audiences with her role in the beloved series “Zir-e Gonbade Kabood” in 1995, showcasing her talent to a broader audience. Over the years, she gained further acclaim through collaborations with director Reza Attaran on hit series like “Vagabond,” “Sweet and Sour,” and “Motaham Gorikht,” solidifying her status as a household name in Iranian cinema. Collectors particularly seek out Amirjalali's performances due to her pivotal role in the 2018 film "Khaltoor," which has emerged as a cult classic in the realm of Iranian cinema. Released on physical media, “Khaltoor” not only highlights her exceptional acting prowess but also represents a significant piece of film history, making it a prized addition to any collector’s library. Her contributions to both television and film continue to resonate, ensuring her work remains in demand among enthusiasts of physical media.