Morteza, who avoids marrying his cousin, falls in love with Badri, who introduces herself as a nurse. This is while Morteza's sister's chastity is pregnant by her cousin and is planning to commit suicide. Uncle considers Morteza's marriage with his daughter to be the only condition for the marriage of Effat and his son. This is while Morteza does not know the truth about Badri.
It is loosely based on the novel "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck and is the life story of Topoli a young fat guy who lives by his nephew Essi.
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Hamza, a powerful county landowner killed a hardworking villager named Ahmet. Soon after this incident, Ahmet's son, Ali, shot the landowner to death. Ali was imprisoned for 12 years before being released and then, in his turn, chased by the landowner's children...
A man not content with his wife, falls in love with a club dancer; but doesn't tell her he is married. The story is as bitter as real life.
A young thief who intends to steal the collection of a rich girl falls in love with her and does not allow his accomplice to steal the collection.
Borzoo is in love with Maryam and they want to get marry while his niece Zohre is in love with another guy Amir. Borzoo gets marry with Maryam but the troubles begin for all when other people too intervene between them.
The entire city eagerly awaits Kaku’s return, anticipating his response to a collective injustice they have endured. When Kaku finally comes back, his brother is particularly eager to see him. However, in practice, Kaku appears unexpectedly tame and calm. He yearns for a peaceful life after his release from prison. As subsequent events unfold, Kaku’s capacity for serenity is tested, particularly in the incident involving his brother’s beloved girl and the final confrontation with a neighborhood bully.
The work of Ghazanfar with his father Aqbalakhan and his brother Abbas live in their son-in-law Akbar. Every night between Abbas and Akbar on the transfer of Ashraf, sister Abbas and wife of Akbar, the pilgrimage takes place, and their tenants demand Mirza from the work of Ghazanfar.
