Iranian exiled Mehran Karimi Nasseri has died after spending several years of her life at the airport . He spent a large part of his life at Charles de Gaulle in Paris. Those who knew him personally used to call Mehran Karimi by the name Sir Alfred . Let us tell you that the story of his life inspired the famous Hollywood director Spielberg. After which he made the superhit movie 'The Terminal'. He died of a heart attack on Saturday at the same airport. This news has come by quoting Variety.
Mehran started living at an airport for the first time in 1988. When he was denied refugee status for political reasons. The United Kingdom did not give her this status despite her Scottish mother. He himself decided to spend his life at the airport as he was declared stateless. He always kept his belongings with him. According to reports, Mehran left the airport when he was admitted to the hospital in 2006 due to illness.
Inspired Hollywood movie
According to the information, most of Mehran's time was spent in reading, writing diary or studying economics. Director Spielberg was deeply influenced by Mehran's life. He made up his mind to make a movie on him. After this, in 2004, he made a masterpiece movie named 'The Terminal'. In this too, the actor is shown like Mehran's real life. The story of his life is well shown in the movie, how he makes an airport his home when the UN government refuses refugee status to him.
Not only this, even in 1993 a movie has been made on Mehran which was a French movie and it was named 'Tombes du Ciel'. Apart from these, many documentaries have been made on Mehran. He has also been a part of many researches. According to the news of Variety, he was born in 1945 in Masjid Soleiman, Iran. His autobiography 'The Terminal Man' was published in 2004.
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