Fereydoon Sorani

A minstrel named Kamous is standing before Rostam. One out of many stories he has recited for people is: What befell Sohrab with Rostam. Rostam believes that the story the minstrel is narrating-- the Tragedy of Sohrab, is inverted, gone astray and wrongful. And he questions the minstrel "why?" Here, with Rostam questioning the minstrel another story begins which is the opening of our narrative.

The Silver Man’ deals with the life of Hadi Radmanesh, a wealthy businessman who lives in Isfahan. He owns a carpet factory as well as a silverware store, run by his son, Danial. Radmanesh is a highly- respected man in society and well-received among other members of the carpet-weaving guild. Nevertheless, Hadi’s past slowly begins to catch up with him after he begins to receive suspicious phone calls

The Silver Man’ deals with the life of Hadi Radmanesh, a wealthy businessman who lives in Isfahan. He owns a carpet factory as well as a silverware store, run by his son, Danial. Radmanesh is a highly- respected man in society and well-received among other members of the carpet-weaving guild. Nevertheless, Hadi’s past slowly begins to catch up with him after he begins to receive suspicious phone calls