Hasan Mirbagheri was born in 1971 in Shahrud, Iran. He began his professional career working in the art department before later serving as an assistant director on the television series Imam Ali. Mirbagheri made his cinematic acting debut in 1995 with the film The Fateful Day (Rooz-e Vagh‘eh), directed by Shahram Asadi. Although the film did not achieve the same level of success as some of his later works, it marked an important early step in his acting career and allowed him to work alongside several prominent Iranian actors.
Mirbagheri gained wider recognition for his role as Ibrahim ibn Malik al-Ashtar, a military commander associated with pro-Alid revolutionary Mukhtar al-Thaqafi, in the historical television series Mokhtarnameh (2010–2011), directed by Davood Mirbagheri. His performance in the series contributed significantly to his public recognition and established him as a notable actor in Iranian historical television dramas.
In addition to acting, Mirbagheri has been active behind the camera. He has worked as a writer, assistant director, and director in Iranian cinema and television. His notable writing credits include Mokhtarnameh and Lost Innocence. His most notable directing work is the television series Yalda.[2][3]