Sina Valiollah was born on October 17, 1976, in Tehran, into a family deeply connected to art and culture. Both of his parents were artists and art enthusiasts who held senior positions at the Ministry of Culture and Art and the Ministry of Power. His mother studied drama, while his father specialized in printing and publishing and was also an accomplished painter and calligrapher.
From an early age, Sina showed a strong interest in the arts, particularly painting and drawing. His creative abilities attracted the attention of both teachers and family members, leading to his early involvement in producing content for his school newsletter. As he grew older, his interests expanded to cinema and television. Through his mother’s professional background, he frequently attended film festivals and private screenings, which further shaped his interest in media and broadcasting.
At the age of 15, his talents were recognized by a well-known Iranian director and screenwriter, Ahmad Behbahani, who noticed the distinct quality of Sina’s voice and invited him to perform voice-over work for a television series. This experience marked a turning point and strengthened his decision to pursue a professional career in media.
Sina later began studying graphic design at Islamic Azad University in Tehran. While pursuing his education, he applied for a part-time position at the national broadcasting organization. During his interview, his voice and presentation skills stood out, and he was offered a role as a radio presenter instead of a graphic design position.
His dedication and enthusiasm quickly led to professional growth, and within a year he secured a permanent role as a live radio presenter. Over the next nine years, he hosted multiple daily programs, including popular morning, sports, news, and evening shows. During this time, he continued his academic studies and graduated with a degree in graphic design.
Building on his radio success, Sina expanded into television hosting and production, presenting weekly programs and special broadcasts covering major international sporting events such as global tournaments and the Olympic Games. He later received a scholarship to continue his studies in communication and journalism, earning a master’s degree while remaining active in broadcasting.
Throughout his career, Sina Valiollah has received multiple nominations for television and radio awards and won recognition for his work in 2004. In addition to radio and television presenting, he has been involved in advertising, dubbing, scriptwriting, directing, and narration. His creative projects include audiobook production and collaboration with well-known figures in the entertainment industry.
In the mid-2000s, he joined an international music and entertainment network as a host and production manager, where he produced and supervised a range of successful entertainment and technology programs. He also played a role in adapting and localizing international shows for Persian-speaking audiences.
Following the launch of a major Persian-language entertainment channel in 2009, Sina joined its management team. Alongside his executive responsibilities, he secured production and broadcast rights for internationally recognized television formats, producing and hosting the first Persian-language version of a globally known game show. He also contributed to bringing well-known international talk shows to Persian-speaking audiences through official broadcast agreements.
In recent years, Sina Valiollah has continued to expand his work as a producer and host, launching and presenting a late-night entertainment program tailored for Iranian audiences. His career reflects long-term involvement in media production, broadcasting, and creative leadership across radio, television, and entertainment platforms.
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