Biography
Arman Surizehi is an actor and multi-talented artist with a successful career in acting, comedy, and social media. He is known for TV-series Norskish (2020), Nach (2021), Kasko (2022), and "The Arman Show".
He was born in Lillehammer, Norway, and grew up with a love for football and dancing. As a child, he played football and loved to dance, which later evolved into his passion for performing.
After moving to Oslo at a young age, Arman began creating shows at high school, that combined dancing, humor, and performance. He soon realized that he had a talent for entertaining others and started pursuing his passion for performance.
During his acting studies, Arman developed his channel, "The Arman Show,"(with help from his brother and later manager) the channel became a platform for showcasing his talents to a wider audience. His videos, which feature his unique style of comedy and music, gained him a following on social media.
In 2017, Arman made his first appearance in a short film, which won the Bergen International Film Festival award in Norway. This success encouraged him to pursue an acting career, and he continued to take on roles in various productions.
Arman's family background is from Balochistan, and his father is a renowned musician and composer with many recordings. Arman's musical talents have been influenced by his father's career, and he has released several singles, including "Hevn," "Flexer," and "Tæsjelåta".
Through his diverse career, Arman has proven himself to be a versatile and talented artist. His ability to seamlessly blend comedy, acting, and music has made him a beloved performer. He continues to evolve and push boundaries in his art.
Today, Arman is known for his versatile acting skills, comedic timing, and humor artistry. He has built a reputation as a talented performer and continues to inspire others through his work.
