Bahram Beyzai is an influential Iranian playwright, director, and filmmaker, born on June 26, 1938, in Tehran, Iran. He is known for his contributions to Persian theater and cinema, often blending traditional storytelling with modern themes. His works frequently explore cultural identity, history, and social issues, making him a prominent figure in Iranian arts. Beyzai's notable films include The Deer and The Pomegranate, which showcase his unique narrative style and visual storytelling. He has also written numerous plays, many of which have been performed internationally. His dedication to preserving Persian culture and literature has earned him recognition both in Iran and abroad.