Sarah Shahi - Biography

Aahoo is her Persian name (Persian: Ahw), is Persian meaning "gazelle". She is an descendant of Fath Ali Shah Qajar, Qajar Dynasty. In 1997, Shahi won Miss Fort Worth. She was a member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (1999-1900) team to try and become an actress. In her films and series she has appeared in a variety of characters in crime thrillers and detective roles. She was also participant in Funny Faces (2012-2016), which was a CBS crime-thriller series. Aahoo Jahansozshahi grew up in Euless Texas. She is the daughter of Abbas Jahansuz Shahi (an interior designer) and Mahmonir Sorushazar (an interior designer). When she was just 10 years old, her parents divorced. Shahi was introduced to Robert Altman when she was an extra on the 2012 Monte Carlo TV Festival set of Doctor T and Woman In Texas. Robert Altman advised Shahi to take on an acting career in Hollywood by suggesting.

 


 

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