Hossein Eshragh

Years ago, Bahram lost his wife, Nasrin, during childbirth and now lives with his daughter, Nasrin, and his mother, Zahra.

Hojjat kills a depraved man and his own wife, then heads south. With the help of a man named Rahman, he plans to cross the water border by boat at night, but the authorities pursue him. Hojjat escapes into the darkness of the night. Rahman kills the boatman—who is being taken to the station for interrogation by a sergeant—as well as the sergeant himself. Sergeant Mokhtar, the successor of the murdered sergeant and Hojjat’s uncle, persuades Hojjat not to cross the border. Hojjat then arranges to marry Maryam, the sergeant’s daughter...

A family man falls in love with a widow, only to ruin his reputation and lose his wealth.

Harun and Qarun, despite their names' prestige, are examples of misery, humiliation, wandering, and wretchedness. By finding a magic lamp and enslaving a genie bound to it, they soon acquire wealth and status. But they achieve true glory when they use their power to save and bring happiness to a girl trapped by a demonic figure.

Iraj, whose job is to pickpocket money, forgets his past by starting an honorable life. He meets a rich girl and marries her soon after. Iraj's past friends do not sit still and inform the girl's father about his records, and the girl's father expels Iraj from his house with his child. Years later, during Iraj's engagement, Iraj's wife recovers from her husband and begins a new life.

A little brother and sister lose their parents in an accident. Then the brother and sister lose each other. A wealthy family adopts the girl, and the boy meets an old wanderer. The old man sees the girl and takes her brother to her, but the girl is about to travel with her adoptive parents. The old man and the boy go to the airport, and at the last moment, the sister and brother find each other. From then on, they both live together in the wealthy man's family.

The leader of a criminal gang, a fugitive thief for whom the police have issued a shoot-to-kill order, encounters a young man named "Abdol," who bears a striking resemblance to him. The gang leader devises a plan to involve Abdol in various incidents and thefts, hoping that he will get caught by the police and be killed, allowing the leader to continue his activities freely. However, Abdol successfully returns from all missions, and during this time, a connection develops between Abdol and Maryam, the gang leader's lover...

Shamsi and her sister Saaghi set out from Shiraz to Tehran in search of work to support their elderly father. In her efforts to find a job, Shamsi discovers that employers intend to deceive women looking for work and reject them. She disguises herself as an tough guy and is hired as the driver for a wealthy man.

Iraj, a key member of a criminal gang, gets shot during a robbery. The police, aware of Iraj's twin brother, prepare him and infiltrate him into the gang. They then meticulously monitor all details and eventually apprehend the criminals.

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Flirtatious Girl is a movie directed by Mehdi Jurek and written by Ahmad Najibzadeh, produced in 1969.

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"Reza" is young and handsome, enthralled by "dream" ...

A wealthy man marries a young woman named Shirin. Sohrab, who is in love with Shirin, abducts her and takes her to his own tribe, and assigns a young affluent man named Khosrow to bring his wife back to him.

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

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A suitcase containing fifty million Rials worth of jewelry is stolen.

A lustful man doesn't even pass by his friend's wife and brings corruption to the point where his friend is taken to the hospital because of the severity of his work. Several years later, with the repetition of the incident, the target is his friend's son. He will be warned this time.

Kamran Khan is a factory owner who is unhappy with his life.