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All the ways and measures to catch the skillful jewel thief are fruitless.
Two sisters are mistaken for each other by friends and acquaintances due to their resemblance.
Hamid is a successful boxer who a girl is interested in and gives him a car as a gift. Siamak, Hamid's former friend, has become addicted and crosses paths with Hamid's father, who is a doctor. Father and son help Siamak regain his health and continue his favorite sport, boxing. Some time later, Hamid and Siamak become interested in a girl named Maryam. Maryam is interested in Hamid, but Siamak asks Hamid to fight on the ring for Maryam's sake, and the winning opponent marries Maryam.
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A Lost Persian Film. After graduating from the city, a young man returns to his hometown in a village in Qazvin to visit his old father and help him with his business. The young man gradually becomes interested in a pure village girl and proposes marriage to her. The boy protests against his father, who is trying to defile his fiancée, and after a fight with him, he marries the girl and leaves his father's house.
By threatening to enforce Abdollah's checks and promissory notes, the lustful woman causes Abdollah to divorce his wife Zinat and leave his two children, Touraj and Faraj, and marry her. The woman does not get pregnant and they take a girl from the orphanage to raise.
Sharzad With his motherly decision, Farzaghis opposes Hormuz with a celebration, and leaves the house with the abandonment of the wealth her father inherits for her, and shelves Fereydoun, who runs a cafe.
Farhad and Taher are two friends and partners who run a cabaret. Farhad becomes acquainted with Nazi during a trip to the north and develops an interest in her. Nazi has a warm voice, and Mahmoud, who is a rival cabaret owner to Farhad and Taher, tries to employ Nazi in his own cabaret. Farhad goes to Europe to hire some singers and loses one of his hands in an accident there. Knowing that Nazi will not accept him, Farhad stays in Europe for a while, hoping to forget Nazi.
