Name	Liraz Charhi
Height
Naionality	Israeli
Date of Birth	31-May-1978
Place of Birth	Ramla, Iran
Famous for	Acting

Liraz Charhi is an Israeli actress and singer. Charhi was born in Ramle and grew up in Herzliya, part of a family of Iranian descent. In 2004, Charhi acted in the film Turn Left at the End of the World, directed by Avi Nesher. In the film, Charhi played one of the lead roles as the character Sarah Talkar, a young Indian girl who immigrates with her family to a development town in the Negev Desert and establishes a deep friendship with the character played by Neta Garty. For her performance in the film, Charhi was nominated for the Ophir Award.

In October 2004, Charhi came out with her first single "Od Tzohorayim" ("Another Afternoon"), part of her first album. In December, she then participated in the Israeli Song Festival in which she sang "Shir Menukha" as a duet with Ari Goraly. In 2007, Charhi moved to Los Angeles. She has received wide exposure for her major role in the 2010 film Fair Game, directed by Doug Liman and starring Naomi Watts and Sean Penn. She maintains a home in Tel Aviv.