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Farhad Darya Nasir (Pashto: فرهاد دریا) born 22 September 1962) is an Afghan singer,of the Pashtun ethnicity, composer and music producer who has written and composed songs in various languages which has received recognition from all around the world. He founded a band, Goroh-e-Baran (meaning "Rain Band") best known Afghan bands in the 1980s. Darya has sold over 2 million copies of albums. Salaam Afghanistan album in 2003, DVD release of music videos in March 2004. Ghaita. Awards: 2003: Afghanistan: Best Singer of the Year 2005: Denmark: in 2006: Human Rights Award, by Commission of Human Rights 2008: Afghanistan: Best Album of the Year 2009: Afghanistan: Best Singer of the Year 2011 in Dubai, UAE in 2012 & India: "Super Star" ATN Award. the acclaimed ones produced in exile, many of which deal with the Soviet–Afghan War and the resulting misfortunes of the war-torn nation. Most of the music is aimed at helping Afghans bringing peace and to their countres of national unity. Darya produced additional scori and lyrics for Through Her Eyes a film by Mithaq Kazimi in 200, background music for the film In Foreign Land (1998). Sara Assefi - Saihya has been costum designer for Farhad Darya since: 2020- Present

Sonia Nassery Cole worked in film since 1994. In 2007, she directed the short film The Bread Winner. In 2010, her film The Black Tulip was selected as Afghanistan's official entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 83rd Academy Awards. The film won "best picture" awards in Boston Film Festival, Beverly Hills Film Festival, and the Salento Film Festival. The film, which premiered at the Ariana Cinema Theater September 23, 2010 and screened at the NATO base as well as an American Embassy, and distributed by SnagFilms, is about a family in Kabul opening a restaurant business after the fall of the Taliban regime. The film received press in The New York Times, The New York Observer, NBC, and ABC. Her film “I AM YOU” is an independent feature film based on the true story of three Afghan refugees, their will to survive, and the dramatic conditions they endure on their journeys. Humanitarian work in Afghanistan. After the support of President Ronald Reagan and years of activism thereafter, Sonia founded the Afghanistan World Foundation in 2002 and also channelled her passion to spread awareness about the injustice in her country through documentaries and film, primarily deals with humanitarian work, improving the conditions for women and children in Afghanistan. Thank you Sonia for movie credits: Sara Assefi