
Synopsis
The TV series tells the story of a poor family in Mashhad on Nowruz in 1988. The father of the family, who has five sons and two daughters, is asking for someone, and whoever wants to pay him, gives him a color TV instead so that they can sell the TV until the money is in order and if not. After a while, the father travels with the rest of the family and warns Javad that he has no right to touch the TV. Simultaneously with the arrival of Uncle Beiji and his friends, they get stuck watching one of Bruce Lee's movies and accidentally break the TV. Now, on the eve of the Eid holiday, they have to find some pilgrims to rent their houses for a while so that they can pay for the TV repairs.
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