Junes Zahdi is a multi-talented actor, producer, and writer, lighting up the big and small screens in critical hits like, “The Mindy Project” (FOX), “Jane the Virgin” (CW), “Damages” (FX), and “Flight of the Conchords” (HBO), just to name a few.

Zahdi arrived in New York in 2003, studying method acting at a prestigious conservatory in Manhattan. Upon graduation, Zahdi was immediately cast as the lead in "The Man Who Killed Castro", winning critical acclaim at numerous film festivals internationally, rocketing him to more opportunities, including another lead role in “Last Chance”, which screened as a part of Steven Spielberg’s “On the Lot”, as well as appearances on “Law and Order: Criminal Intent” (NBC), Spike Lee’s “M.O.N.Y.”, and Off-Broadway.

After making the move to Los Angeles in 2008, Zahdi continued to garner meaty roles, including supporting parts on ABC Family's "Lincoln Heights," alongside Vanessa Williams, “Gigantic”, directed by Fred Savage, and a number of independent films, like, "To Rest in Peace", which became a Cannes favorite. He also starred in various films directed by Kasra Farahani, such as “Noon”, which was acquired by 20th Century Fox.

Not only is Zahdi an accomplished actor, achieving international success, he is also a talented choreographer and musician. As a professional Salsa dancer, Zahdi has performed with Jennifer Lopez for "Fashion Rocks" at Radio City Music Hall, and guest starred as the “International Salsa Master” alongside Tim Gunn on the Bravo network show, "Tim Gunn's Guide to Style.” Most recently, Zahdi choreographed a steamy scene between Benjamin Bratt and Olivia Munn in the upcoming “Ride Along” sequel.

His musical endeavors include, “Larmoyant”, a collaboration with Yves St. Laurent, "Serenata", "Elephant" and "Home", all representing the culmination of his musical stylings. He’s also starred in a number of YouTube videos, reaching over 30 million views. Recently, he received a standing ovation for his live show “Love in Translation” at the famous Rockwell Table and Stage. Currently, Zahdi is flexing his muscle behind the camera as well, producing and starring in a hot music video for his cover of Chris Isaak's “Wicked Game”.

Junes Zahdi has begun to take Hollywood by storm, developing the feature film "Cul-de-Sac”, written by Zahdi, about the agonizing story of a young man's transformation from a kind-hearted son and brother to a suicide bomber.