Saeed Nivandi

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.

A young man from a small town comes to Tehran and stays in a building with many tenants, and after a short time, he falls for the neighbor's daughter.

Iraj, Mr. Javanmard's secretary, goes to Mr. Paymard's house with a letter from Mr. Javanmard to propose to his daughter, Giti, for Farrokh, Mr. Javanmard's son. Mehraghdas, Mr. Paymard's wife, opposes the marriage because they don't know Farrokh. To test Farrokh, the couple introduces three girls as their daughters so that Farrokh can identify the real daughter among them.

A bunch of thugs connected to the lord and his son enter the village and start harassing the residents.

A man with a wife and children often spends his time carousing and gambling with a cabaret woman.

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

A woman's husband experiences misfortunes due to his neglect of his wife and children.

A wealthy man has a child with a village girl. The wealthy man, without letting his son into his family, watches him from afar. Years later, his legitimate son goes from the city to the village where his brother lives. The village young man loves a girl who soon also becomes the object of affection for his city brother. After a series of events, when the two brothers learn of their kinship, they forgo conflict with each other, and the village brother finally ends up with the girl he loves.

SafarAli leaves his village and heads to Tehran to buy some household appliances, as well as the stuff his future wife ordered.