
Known for
8.0Farrokh is a mid-aged man who lives with his brother Farid. They have a new family as their tenants but soon Farid discovers that they are alien who wants to research on Earth and send reports.
The Passengers
2009
Zero 21 is about two Bajanaks who do not have a friendly relationship. The two men, who work in the municipality, try to knock each other down, and in line with these efforts, they make funny and funny things. The main slogan of this series revolves around the famous proverb "There is no life for a car, there is no family for life!"
021
2020
Major Kaveh Kihan faces different and violent cases this time, but what connects these small mysteries is a bigger story that goes back to Kaveh's past.
Navare Zard (2017)
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2.0Couples after twelve years of life have now come to some sort of homogeneity in life.
I'm His Wife
2012
3.0Sib Khande is a television series produced in 1376, which was broadcast in 35 episodes from the youth group of Channel One.
Sib Khandeh
1997
6.0When Fereydoun's children put him in a nursing home, his ex-wife Shokoo takes him to her house although her new husband does not quite approve.
African Violet
2019
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Series credits
8.0Farrokh is a mid-aged man who lives with his brother Farid. They have a new family as their tenants but soon Farid discovers that they are alien who wants to research on Earth and send reports.
The Passengers
2009
Zero 21 is about two Bajanaks who do not have a friendly relationship. The two men, who work in the municipality, try to knock each other down, and in line with these efforts, they make funny and funny things. The main slogan of this series revolves around the famous proverb "There is no life for a car, there is no family for life!"
021
2020
Major Kaveh Kihan faces different and violent cases this time, but what connects these small mysteries is a bigger story that goes back to Kaveh's past.
Navare Zard (2017)
—
3.0Sib Khande is a television series produced in 1376, which was broadcast in 35 episodes from the youth group of Channel One.
Sib Khandeh
1997
