Ali Akbar Golpaygani

Maryam, Morteza's wife, does not have children. Jalal is thinking of acquiring his wealth and to achieve his goal, he introduces a girl named Homa to Jalal. Morteza gradually falls in love with Homa and marries her.

A man is in love with a girl and tries everything to get her, not even sparing himself, and finally, on the wedding night, he stabs himself with a razor blade...

Nasim lives with her mother, Naneh-Roghi, in a public house. A girl named Badri, who also works in the same house, is interested in Nasim. One day, Badri shows Naneh-Roghi a photo of a man named Mehrnia, who has promised to marry her. Naneh-Roghi confesses that Nasim is the result of her illegitimate relationship with Mehrnia, and in a meeting with Mehrnia, she asks him to bring some stability to Nasim’s life...

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Everyone respects Kaka Mostafa, the standard-bearer and the trusted elder of the neighborhood. He intends to appoint Karim, his disciple, as the new standard-bearer. The Bibi-Hassan brothers kill Rahman’s brother, and seven of them are imprisoned. The Bibi-Hassan brothers entrust their sister, Suri, to Kaka Mostafa. Rahman returns to his hometown, Shiraz, and violates Soori—who is living in Kaka Mostafa’s house—and the girl then takes refuge in a brothel...

Shahbal, a member of the Black Mountain tribe, gets into a fight with several people and rides a horse towards Musa Khan's tribe with a wounded body. Musa Khan's sons and some of his men want to kill him, but Musa Khan prevents him and entrusts his daughter Ghazal to heal his wounds.