Sarina Farhadi, who was born in Tehran in 1998, is the daughter of director Asghar Farhadi, one of the most well-known names in Iranian cinema. However, instead of being overshadowed by this privileged position, he has managed to display a unique stance in every production he has appeared on stage. Sarina Farhadi was introduced to the world of cinema at a very early age. She was only thirteen years old when she played the little girl Termeh in her father's 2011 film A Separation. In this film, which skillfully deals with the layers of Iranian society, he conveys with great maturity the inner world of a child caught in the middle of a couple in the process of divorce. A Separation went down in cinema history as a production that had a great impact in the international arena and won many awards; Sarina's performance in this film also brought her international recognition. Sarina Farhadi, who has continued her acting career determinedly over the years, met the audience with the role of Nazanin in the 2021 movie Kahraman, also directed by her father. This Iranian-French co-production, which won the Grand Prize at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, was on the agenda of both the festival and international film circles. With her performance in this production, Sarina once again proved that she is a much more mature actress than when she was a teenager. Sarina Farhadi, whose filmography includes productions such as Poshte Konkooriha and Lachtara, has strived to create a different depth of character in each role. Although he is only twenty-seven, he has created a remarkable career path both in Iranian cinema and on international platforms. Sarina, who blends her legacy as Asghar Farhadi's daughter with her own unique interpretation, will continue to be a name that will be mentioned in the coming years.