Babak Salek (بابک سالک) has been a Sound in some movies:

The Night of Infatuation is about that This vibrant documentary takes us on a historical journey of Iranian music throughout the 20th century. In order to understand our recent past, ...however, the film casts its eye back even further; we learn that following the Arab conquest, Zoroastrian musicians placed great emphasis on the expression of emotion in their work. Following a 300 year silence, music gradually seeped its way back into the region, before blooming into the massive industry we know today. Informative and beautifully shot, this film features insight from such experts as poets Simin Behbahani and Ahmad Reza Ahmadi. Of course, Saffarian's retrospective documentary also showcases plenty of music from the 1900s through the early 2000s. Exuding pop and vintage appeal, as well as boasting visually striking and exclusive footage, 'Night of Infatuation' will take you on a nostalgic journey back in time. In this film Babak Salek (بابک سالک) collaborates with Nasser Saffarian (ناصر صفاريان), Farahnaz Sharifi (فرحناز شریفی), Mehrdad Dadgari (مهرداد دادگری), Babak Bazrafshan (بابک بذرافشان)

The Crossed Out Memories is about that A fascinating insight into the Iranian pop music industry, Nasser Saffarian examines the history of the 'anti-love song,' a form that rejects the idea of the conventional love song in favor of darker subject matter, such as bitterness, betrayal and regret. Featuring interviews with established musicians and poets such as Shahkar Binesh Pajouh, Pari Zanganeh, and Ahmad Reza Ahmadi, the film details the genre’s emergence in the early 2000s. However, we learn that anti-love song themes have existed as far back as the 1960s. An absorbing, fantastically researched film. In this film Babak Salek (بابک سالک) collaborates with Nasser Saffarian (ناصر صفاريان), Babak Bazrafshan (بابک بذرافشان), Payam Parsafar (پیام پارسا فر), Salmeh Arbaboon (سلمه اربابون)