While her dramatic roles garner critical praise, Samadi has also proven her commercial viability and comedic timing by participating in some of the most popular and commercially successful Iranian films. One notable example is the 2015 comedy "Fifty Kilos of Cherries" (50 Kilo Albaloo), directed by Mani Haghighi. Later, she starred in the ensemble comedy "The Good, the Bad & the Corny" (Khob, Bad, Jelle) in 2017, written by Peyman GhasemKhani. These roles showcased a lighter side of her artistry, demonstrating an ability to pivot from the gravitas of independent drama to the demands of mainstream comedy, where timing and lightheartedness are paramount. This versatility ensures her appeal across different audience segments.
