Fariba Kowsari

The Mokhtar Narrative is an Epic/History television series directed by Davood Mirbagheri, based on the life of Al-Mokhtar. Over 140 actors were cast in it. Mokhtar Saqafi was a Shiite Muslim leader who sets up a rebellion movement in 686 A.D in the town of Kufa to avenge the martyrdom of Hussain (grandson of Islamic Prophet Muhammad).

Each story tells a reporter girl who is planning to be a public voice in the Iranians of Iraq and France, but …

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In the series, Yad Yad Fardat, Yadad Yaddat is the story of a man who chooses the escape route to get rid of the wounds of his past. This decision takes him on an emotional and challenging journey where the past and the present merge.

A hundred and fourteen famous Iranian theater and cinema actresses and a French star: mute spectators at a theatrical representation of Khosrow and Shirin, a Persian poem from the twelfth century, put on stage by Kiarostami. The development of the text -- long a favorite in Persia and the Middle East -- remains invisible to the viewer of the film, the whole story is told by the faces of the women watching the show.

Jamil is the head of a criminal gang who was imprisoned by his sister-in-law, Colonel Younes Sabzi. On the eve of his release from prison, he learns of the love between his daughter and Colonel Sabzi's son. Despite the hatred and resentment he feels for Younes, he agrees to the marriage of their children. He has been thinking about revenge for all these years, and on the day of his daughter's wedding, he is released from prison.

The Mokhtar Narrative is an Epic/History television series directed by Davood Mirbagheri, based on the life of Al-Mokhtar. Over 140 actors were cast in it. Mokhtar Saqafi was a Shiite Muslim leader who sets up a rebellion movement in 686 A.D in the town of Kufa to avenge the martyrdom of Hussain (grandson of Islamic Prophet Muhammad).

In the series, Yad Yad Fardat, Yadad Yaddat is the story of a man who chooses the escape route to get rid of the wounds of his past. This decision takes him on an emotional and challenging journey where the past and the present merge.

Jamil is the head of a criminal gang who was imprisoned by his sister-in-law, Colonel Younes Sabzi. On the eve of his release from prison, he learns of the love between his daughter and Colonel Sabzi's son. Despite the hatred and resentment he feels for Younes, he agrees to the marriage of their children. He has been thinking about revenge for all these years, and on the day of his daughter's wedding, he is released from prison.

A Persian TV Series directing bu Mehdi Fakhimzade. An IRIB 2 production

King Goshtasp of Iran returned from a great battle only to discover that Arjasp, the king of Turan, had seized upon the Iranians’ embrace of the true faith and monotheism as a pretext to invade Iran in his absence. Arjasp had ravaged the land and its people, and taken Goshtasp’s daughters, Homay and Beh-Afarid, captive. Goshtasp freed Esfandiar from his chains, and Esfandiar, to rescue his imprisoned sisters, chose to face the perilous passage through the Seven Labors—each filled with terror and deadly trials.

After 10 years, Mohsen Haghighat finds Naser Behjat, who was a police officer in 1978 and had obtained evidence of land grabbing during an investigation into the murder of a Khan in a village near Kermanshah, and had disappeared since then.

Ra'na, who has two children named Behzad and Satayesh from her ex-husband Atabek Sepehri, 24 years ago, her daughter Satayesh became blind as a child due to the explosion of a water heater. And after some time he is kidnapped. After years, she is still sad about the separation of her daughter. She separated from Atabak 10 years ago and married Jahan Malekpour. she tried many times to find Satayesh, and the last person who claimed Satayesh was Yalda, who also did not succeed in the experiment. Ra'na has considered his cousin Behzad's daughter Mahtab for her son's wife. But after a while, Behzad forgets Mahtab and marries Yalda. Yalda also has a swindler uncle named Mansour Khorsand who forces Yalda to withdraw Behzad's money under the pretext of his missing father's debts.

It is the story of "Hajj Mohammad Ali Zahedi" (known as Mandali), who has preserved the tradition of reciting Ta'ziyyah in Bastam for years. As his death nears on the eve of the month of Muharram, he leaves behind a will that brings his children together and causes deep financial and ideological differences between them.