Asadollah Yekta Turns to the Public After Two Years of Unemployment: Give Me Work Instead of Financial Aid!

Asadollah Yekta, a veteran Iranian film and television actor, announced through a message his financial hardships and two years away from professional work. He asked business owners to entrust advertising work to him to pave the way for his return to…

Asadollah Yakta, a veteran actor of Iranian cinema and television, published a message about his livelihood problems and two years away from professional activity, and asked business owners to provide him with the opportunity to return to work by entrusting him with advertising work.

Yekta, who has been active in the field of acting for more than half a century, has appeared in many movies and television works in the past years. Among the films of his career, we can mention "Smell of camphor, scent of jasmine", "Sometimes look at the sky", "Gasht 2", "Amber Whale 2: Dream Selection", "Suffocation", "Woodcutter" and "Istanbul Crossroads". He has also acted in series such as "Apartment", "Hazaran Cheshm", "Star Khan" and "Irandokht".

In his recent message, this actor talked about the difficulties of life during unemployment and explained that during the past two years, his friends, colleagues and children have accompanied him in meeting his needs; However, he does not wish to remain dependent on the support of his relatives. He also announced that he received a monthly salary of one million and 300 thousand tomans and said that he does not want to ask the authorities for help to solve his problems.

One of the problems Yekta mentioned in his writing is the breakdown of his refrigerator; According to him, the device has been out of order for about a month and he does not have the financial ability to replace it. However, the main desire of this actor is not to receive money or get a free refrigerator, but he wants to have the opportunity to work again using the experience and popularity he has gained over the years of artistic activity. Watch the message published on the artist's personal page:

Can you send my post to anyone who wants to advertise? Or if you have an ad yourself, leave it to me, people love me and I'm sure they will support me.

The truth is, I have nothing to hide; My refrigerator has been burnt for a month and I just want to be able to change it. I don't want to become small or a heavier burden to anyone. I owe it to my children, friends and colleagues who have been unemployed in these two years, for sending me on a trip and not letting me down.

I do not ask for help from any official; I am also grateful for my salary of 1,300,000 tomans, which they give me. I don't want to be a picture next to the pictures of official meetings that you won't see unless you beg.

With my own work, with the support of people who always love me, I want to not be unemployed and change the refrigerator in my house, that's all....

Only friends, I really don't need a refrigerator or money, just support my ads, you have changed my life. I'm your little one

Asadollah Yakta's request has once again made the livelihood difficulties of veteran artists and the challenges of continuing their professional activity into a significant issue. This actor, who has appeared in Iranian cinema and television for many years, is now more than anything looking for an opportunity to return to work; An opportunity that allows him to support his living expenses without depending on others.