Abbas Mosaddegh

Mustafa Khan Ilchi (Trous) decides to marry off his daughter Maryam to a wealthy old man to save himself from bankruptcy. Maryam, with sadness, leaves her father's house, and in the street, after being harassed by Sosol and Topol, a young wrestler named Sharif arrives and takes Maryam to his mother's house. Mustafa Khan announces his daughter's disappearance in the newspaper, and Sosol and Topol extort money from him by pretending to know Maryam's whereabouts. Sharif's mother, seeing Maryam's picture in the newspaper, asks her to leave their house. After leaving the house, Maryam encounters a blind girl in a coffee shop and gives her necklace and clothes to her. The blind girl is killed by falling into the river, and newspapers report that Maryam has committed suicide. Sharif, with Jafar, Mustafa Khan's driver, goes in search of Maryam and finds her in a village. Sharif defeats his Italian opponent Alberto in a match, and Mustafa Khan embraces him and his daughter on the wrestling mat.

Fati is the maid favored by the master and hated by the lady of the house, and in the end, the lady of the house gets her way and fires Fati, leaving her unemployed.

Mohsen seems to have passed away at the peak of an unknown illness; therefore, he is placed in a coffin and sent to the cemetery.

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Iranian film by George Ovadiah

Mohsen is a rich man who went bankrupt in a deal and borrowed some money from an old woman named Nowbar to sort out his business... The notable point is Ali Miri's performance in a negative role.

Gholam, returning home one night, witnesses a murder on Lalehzar Street and goes to the local police station to report the crime.

After being discharged from the military service, four friends decide to establish a boarding house in Tehran, and each of them undertakes a task: one is a waiter, another is a cook, the third is a doorman, and the last one is elected as the director of the boarding house.

With Mohsen Khan's death, his brother Asadullah Khan and his wife decide to get rid of Mohsen's daughters and seize Mohsen Khan's inheritance.

Parviz, along with his wife Shahin, daughter Nasrin, and mother, move from Qazvin to Tehran in search of better work. There, they meet members of a film crew, whose actor, Abbas, is from their hometown.

Jafar Barmaki, the vizier of Harun al-Rashid's government, and Abbasa, Harun al-Rashid's sister, who love each other, secretly get married. Zubaida, Harun al-Rashid's wife, finds out about this and causes the death of Jafar Barmaki and his two children.

Ali, the shoe shiner, lives a good life within his means and is content until his wife, out of envy and competition, asks him to find a new way of life and provide a more prosperous situation.

When Ramadan, the baker Mustafa's youngest son, returns from Europe, he brings with him a woman named Maria, who is carrying smuggled jewelry.

NoghAli volunteers for military service because of a disagreement with his fiancée, and by the time the girl goes to him to dissuade him from his decision, it's already too late.

Two buddies, Abbas and Abram, have a long-standing, honest friendship.

Jafar defends himself in court as an accused, saying he had a peaceful life with his mother, but some thugs lured him into gambling and he lost everything.

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Two groups of ignorant people and gigolos are constantly fighting each other in the neighborhood. But in the end, after many conflicts, one of the ignorants marries the sister of one of the gigolos, and one of the gigolos marries the sister of one of the ignorant, and thus the neighborhood regains its peace.