Acting
The distinguished lord procures his daily necessities from the villagers as tribute with the help of his steward. He encourages his daughter, Monireh, to befriend Farrokh. Farrokh dishonors Monireh by giving her a sleeping drug and then flees to the city.
Aladdin's three sons have been annoying the townspeople with their mischief and pranks, until one of them falls for the ruler's daughter.
Two brothers, one rich and the other a driver, act like master and servant when they're out, but like good friends at home. This dynamic gets complicated when a girl enters the picture. The girl doesn't like the wealthy brother; she's drawn to the driver. But the driver, seeing his brother's affection for her, acts indifferently towards her. The girl refuses to accept the rich brother, leading to several events. Later, a secret is revealed: the 'master' of the house isn't actually the driver's brother at all; it's the driver who's the true heir to the family fortune. Even then, the driver still treats the 'master' like a brother, and the whole situation ends happily.
Twin brothers live two different lives as they are separated and given to different families after being born.
Ehsan and Amirare two brothers who, due to their debts, go to the north with their mutual friend Mashaullah to hide in his villa. On the way, the three of them meet a wealthy girl named Nazi who, after learning about their problem, plans to kidnap her and informs her uncle that if the money demanded is not paid, they will kill her. Nazi's uncle, not only wishes for Nazi's death and does not pay the demanded money, but sends a person named Jabar to the North to kill Nazi if she is still alive.
