Mohammad Abdi

Three friends, "Farhad," "Reza," and "Ahmad," make a pact in childhood to meet each other twenty years later—in the spring of 1973. By 1974, Reza has become a pickpocket, Farhad is a millionaire, and Ahmad is a police officer. Farhad can inherit his father's vast wealth only if he reconciles with his wife, "Christine," but he is unwilling to do so. Therefore, he attempts to steal the will and, during a struggle, ends up killing the lawyer. The evidence points to Reza as the murderer. Ahmad is assigned to investigate the case...

The daughter of a wealthy man marries a young Black man against her father's wishes. Shortly after, the woman dies during childbirth, and her husband is killed during a police chase. A little Black boy is the result of this marriage. The little boy meets a young man named "Reza," through whom he comes face to face with his grandfather.

Rajab and his friend Ghorban accidentally enter the 20st century from ancient times and after a few events, decide to return to their time and period.

Reza works in a poultry farm in Isfahan, and after he learns about his father's death, he goes to his father's house and retrieves the chimpanzee that belonged to his father. Reza meets a poor girl named Shirin, whose younger sister Mahnaz is ill and needs money for treatment. Reza discovers that in his father's will, which is hidden in the lining of the chimpanzee's jacket, it is emphasized that there is a treasure map...

Two brothers inherit a lot of wealth. One of them tries to get rid of his brother and use his money. When he fails to do so, he looks to abuse someone else using his brother to further his intentions. Eventually, the truth is revealed and he is arrested.

Two sisters love a young man, but the man is interested in the older sister. When the older sister realizes that her beloved is also liked by her younger sister, she steps aside for her sake and asks her beloved to make a similar sacrifice for their love. The man does so, but soon the younger sister becomes suspicious of her sister and accuses her of having an affair with her husband. At this point, the man is forced to reveal the truth, and the younger sister, realizing her mistake, leaves them. After many years, the two lovers finally get married.

A sacrifice must be offered to the "Great Idol." Beautiful girls are kidnapped from everywhere and sacrificed in the temple; one of the victims is Mary. An hour before her life ends, an angel comes to Mary's aid. With the angel's help and the efforts of her fiancé, who finds his way into the temple searching for her, she destroys the Great Idol and its devilish custodian.

The brothers of Yusuf (Joseph), jealous of their father Yaqub’s (Jacob's) love for him, throw him into a well. A caravan rescues Yusuf, and years later he is sold as a slave in the market of Egypt. Zulaikha, Yusuf's owner, falls in love with him, and after an incident, the Aziz of Egypt (Zulaikha’s husband) has him imprisoned. Seven years later, Yusuf is released due to his interpretation of the Pharaoh’s dream and rises to the rank of Aziz of Egypt.

A man kills his brother named Salar to get his wealth. Salar’s little child, left without a guardian, goes missing. Years later, Salar’s cousin Sohrab and his friends plan to take over Salar’s property. Sohrab is imprisoned by Masoud, who owes him, and…

After the father's death, a dispute arises among family members over the division of inheritance.

Four cousins intend to marry each other, but their uncle confesses that due to a grudge against his strict brother, he swapped one of the girls with his brother's son. In reality, the bride and groom are siblings. Thus, the bride and groom are swapped so that this marriage can proceed.

Two brothers, Hooshang and Manouchehr, go to propose to two sisters, Katayoun and Soudabeh.

Ahmad (Hossein Hosseini) is a young man in Village who has been given to her by Talayeh Khanoom (Nadereh) place.

After the death of his father, Saleh is responsible for providing for his mother. Saleh and his friend Adnaan are both in love with Morvarid, and Adnaan, who has been raised by Saleh, sacrifices his own feelings so that Saleh can marry Morvarid. Ebaad, the owner of a café in the port, is also in love with Morvarid and advises Saleh against marrying her. Saleh goes to the sea to catch pearls. He dives deep into the water and does not return...

The entire city eagerly awaits Kaku’s return, anticipating his response to a collective injustice they have endured. When Kaku finally comes back, his brother is particularly eager to see him. However, in practice, Kaku appears unexpectedly tame and calm. He yearns for a peaceful life after his release from prison. As subsequent events unfold, Kaku’s capacity for serenity is tested, particularly in the incident involving his brother’s beloved girl and the final confrontation with a neighborhood bully.

Hossein Kurd Shabestri, the shepherd of Sardar Masih Khan, saves Fari Naz, Sardar's daughter, from some bandits. He goes to Isfahan to look for the girl, and in the market of the city, he has a dispute with Loti Haider and Mesh Asfar over the payment for the repair of his clothes and the food he ate. They take him to Sardar Masih Khan, and the Sardar pays for Hossein and appoints Mehtar Nasim Aiyar to teach Hossein the ways and customs of swordplay and Ghorchi becomes a Sardar.

Narges loses her memories due to a car accident and forgets her past. Narges, who is absent from her father's home and life, meets a handsome young man named Farhad and his friend Abbas and gradually falls in love with Farhad. Narges, who is a mute, opens her mouth and finds she can perform a show with Farhad and Abbas in a man named Jamshid's cabaret. Farhad and Narges get married and shortly after, and their work at Jamshid's ends. With the help of his cabaret singer Farida, Jamshid kidnaps Nargis and takes her out of the city and throws her deep into the valley.

A steward who has been serving his master for years is wrongly accused of theft, but he escapes before he is caught. After that, he brings his own son into the family instead of the master's son in order to take revenge, thinking that he will strike his master a few years later. Finally, he does the same thing, but he does not succeed.