Hassan Joharchi

Seven friends promise to meet each other in the future. On the promised day all come except Ramin who is now a lawyer working for a company. He is in danger so sends his wife instead and has hides himself in some unknown place. One of his friends Ali who is now a police decides to help him.

While racing with her car a young girl Mahtab has an accident with a Taxi driver Arastoo. This lead them both to involve in more troubles and romantic adventures and know each other more.

In his last moments Mr. Baheri gives his janitor Mr. Koohsari a small piece of land but his sons are after that piece of land. Soltan who is a thief, pick pocketing the janitor's daughter ...

Mahrokhak and Golabatoon are two sisters. As they escape a mandatory wedding, they enter the jungle and look for the young man who can save them. In the meanwhile, they are trapped by an old wicked predator who wants to hunt them. To escape from this trap, each of them must make a sacrifice for the other.

Azar hates to be a girl, so she does not get tired of learning men's skills. As a subject of her dissertation, she decides to work on a story by her aunt, which is about a man who wishes to have a son. When her wife delivers a girl, he tells everyone that his wife has given birth to a boy called Tondar

Jalal Amin is the main character in the story, an old garage owner whose brother Hussein is studying in Germany. On his return, Hussein brings the latest model for the glory of a Benz car. Without Hussein's knowledge, criminal networks have inserted heroin in his car and are looking for it after the car enters Iran. Hussein is killed by criminals and Jalal confronts them to avenge him.

A sensation when released in 1999 in Iran, Two Women charts the lives of two promising architecture students over the course of the first turbulent years of the Islamic Republic. Tahimine Milani creates this scathing portrait of those traditions - aided by official indifference - which conspire to trap women and stop them from realizing their full potential; the inclusion of frank depictions of domestic violence was hailed by many as a breakthrough in dealing with a long taboo subject.

Hojat, who lost his only brother in the war, suffers from not being by his side in his final years and orders a plaque in his memory to console himself. Soon, the company that Hojat successfully ran runs into financial trouble. His efforts to resolve this problem provide him with an opportunity to go back in time and review his and his brother's lives.