World-Famous Iranian Stuntman Badly Hurt at Movie Scence
Renowned Iranian stuntman Arsha Aghdasi has had an accident at the scene of a film being shot in the Lebanese capital, Beirut.
It happened when Aghdasi was working at a car accident scene.
He is in hospital in critical condition, and said to have sustained brain injury.
Aghdasi established the Stunt Men 13 group back in 2007 and continued his activities with his group both in Iran and on the international stage.
Born in 1982 in Iran, he was admitted to a university in Italy in the Physical Education major. Nevertheless, he stayed in Iran as he knew Payman Abadi on the one hand, and was interested in working as a stuntman on the other.
Aghdasi is the first bungee jumping instructor in Iran.
He also works in the fields of karate, aikido, show jumping, mounted archery, parachuting, free fall, base jumping, parkour and martial arts.
He has been present in more than 60 Iranian as well as six international projects.
He received the Knight Award in the Just Out Festival from the Serbian president.
Aghdasi was the first and only Iranian stuntman to have received the award.
He also received other international awards, including the Sag Award Screen Actor Guild Award 2012 for the James Bond film.
He also finished first in a car tumbling festival in Russia in 2014.
He was also nominated for the Best Short Film Award in the Sochi Film Festival in Russia.
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