Iraj Safdari

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.

A young mother and her toddler daughter, Leila, are going to the beach by boat. Their boat capsizes due to a falling tree, and the mother is killed. A young fisherman named Kami rescues the now blind Leila and takes her to his hut. Their hut burns down, and the boy and Leila go to Tehran. They get separated due to an accident, and years later, when Leila has become a famous singer and Kami a renowned musician, they run into each other. A young doctor, who is fond of Leila's voice, operates on her, and Leila regains her sight, but she doesn't recognize Kami, and Kami, who has a slight limp, hesitates to introduce himself to Leila. However, Leila recognizes Kami due to an accident, and they start a life together.

A helpless and desperate mother abandons her child.

Mohsen is a rich man who went bankrupt in a deal and borrowed some money from an old woman named Nowbar to sort out his business... The notable point is Ali Miri's performance in a negative role.

Aghdas looks for a brave man who would avenge her brother's murderer. When she encounters Heydar, he marries her and promises to do so.

Akbar, Nader, Abbas and Reza, who have been good friends since childhood, all want to achieve an aspiration. Abbas and Nader are wearing uniforms, Akbar joins his uncle's smuggling gang and Reza, who is paralyzed, does not wish for anything other than to continue his friendship with the other three.

Rahmat, an unemployed young man, befriends a woman forced into prostitution after being deceived by a womanizer named Parviz. Later, during a trip to Isfahan, he meets Zohreh, another of Parviz's victims. Pregnant with Parviz's child, Zohreh asks Rahmat to pose as her husband before her parents ...

When a young woman named Shohreh is found dead at a hotel in northern Iran, her death is ruled a suicide, supposedly caused by her unrequited love for Shahin, the hotel's singer. Refusing to believe the official explanation, Shahreh's younger sister, Firouzeh, sets out to uncover the truth and avenge her death. Her investigation leads her to Shahin, who conceals his identity while helping her unravel the mystery. As suspicion grows and the police reopen the case, a tangled web of infidelity, deception, and murder begins to emerge. Along the way, Firouzeh finds herself unexpectedly falling in love with the very man she initially blamed for her sister's death.