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Behzad Bolour | |
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 Behzad Bolour on BBC Persian studio, London | |
| Born | Behzad Bolurfrushan 23 March 1965 Tehran, Iran |
| Nationality | Iranian–British |
| Citizenship | British |
| Occupation(s) | TV & Radio Personality, producer, director, Humanitarian, musician, artist, Fashion Designer |
| Years active | 1983–present |
| Organization | BBC |
| Known for | Bolour-e Banafsh, Tarikh-e Booseh, and role in Asoodegi-ha-ye Khalegh |
| Notable work | Bolour-e Banafsh (lit. 'Purple Crystal') |
| Style | traditional |
| Television | Bolour-e Banafsh ('Purple Crystal'), Tarikh-e Booseh, KOOK, Noon-o Namak (lit. 'Bread and Salt'), Rooz-e Haftom (lit. 'Seventh Day') and performance and production in BBC Persian |
| Awards | Third Award of the World Academy of Arts, Literature and Media and numerous other awards |
Behzad Bolour or Behzad Bolurforushan (born 23 March 1965)[1] is one of the senior editors and producers of BBC Persian since 1990,[2] and the producer and director of the program Bolour-e Banafsh.[1] Behzad is a member of the old family of Bolurforushan in Tehran.[1] His background his mother's side goes back to Abbas Mirza Qajar, and by his father to the importer of the Nickel silver and Crystal Factory of Iran, Mohammad-Hassan Bolurforushan.
- ^ a b c Chand Shanbeh, Ep. 35 – Behzad Bolour – FARSI1 / چندشنبه با سینا – قسمت سی و پنجم – بهزاد بلور, retrieved 1 October 2021
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