
Amaliya Panahova
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Amalia Alish kizi Panahova was a Soviet and Azerbaijani theater and film actress, teacher. Doctor of Art History, professor. People's Artist of the Azerbaijan SSR and the Armenian SSR (1985). She was born in Kirovabad, Azerbaijan SSR, USSR. In 1966, she graduated from the Baku Theater Institute. She was an actress at the Azerbaijan State Academic National Drama Theater, and from 1992 until her death, she was the director of the Baku Municipal Theater. She played more than 300 roles in theater and cinema and staged about twenty performances as a director. She was a member of the Milli Majlis of the second convocation. She died in Baku. She was buried at the Gurd Gapysy cemetery in Baku.
Known for
Credits

Fair Wind (1974)
as Khadija
Javad Khan (2009)
as Knyaginya Darya

In the Name of the Law (1968)
as Balysh (voice)

Mesozoic Story (1976)
as Narmina
Acılar bitməz (2009)
as Malahat

Why do You Remain Silent? (1966)
Actor

The Stab in the Back (1979)
as Ziba

My White City (1994)
as Muradov's Wife

I Compose a Song (1978)
as Sona's Mother

Where is Ahmad? (1964)
as Masma

Xatirələr Sahili (1972)
as Khalida

Only You (1986)
as Zabita

Who Do We Love More? (1964)
as sportsman (segment “Cazibə qüvvəsi“)

Wait for Me (1980)
as Fakhranda

Garib in the Land of Jinn (1977)
as Zarri

Babek (1979)
as Zarnisa

The Strange Man (1979)
as Farida

The Life Tests Us (1972)
as Munavvar

The Music Teacher (1983)
as Math Teacher



