Karim Amini is an industrial engineering graduate who left the field to continue the artistic career, and in 2004, under the supervision of Amin Tarokh, took the full-time acting actor took an academic career and since that year he has been working as an assistant director and planner in the cinema and Television and continuously engaged in professional activities. In 2015, he directed his first short film “The Day of Judgment,” and later he produced short films “Chelipa” and “Nangarhar”.

“Chelipa” expresses the pain of compulsory emigration … Its story can even be popularized by the Iranian immigrants anywhere in the world. In Turkey, there have been some cases of Iranians who had the American immigration dream and have suffered a difficult situation which lead to no respect for them by the Turkish government.
Democracy has no meaning in difficult and non-human condition. Perhaps, in Switzerland and other prosperous countries, democracy is the key to life, but not everything is fair in the Middle East. Afghans are the most oppressed of immigrants. Chelipa put them in a difficult situation to get a decision that maybe its not human, but it may seem rational. I have tried to structure the content in order to see a series of compulsory emigration.
Chelipa in Afganestan language means cross