Sacrifice myself for all the beauties

No descprtion

When a woman finds out that her husband has been influenced by a cabaret singer, she changes her appearance and behavior and once again approaches her runaway wife and tries to lead her to family life. With the help of her staff, the cabaret singer takes the woman, and the husband, with the help of the police, catches them and begins a new life with his wife.

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 cabaret singer meets a man, marries him, quits her job, and soon has a child.

A young mechanic dreams of becoming rich one day. He, who also has a good figure and appearance, once meets a young woman using a stylish car that was entrusted to him for repair and introduces himself as a millionaire, and in the same way he meets three rich women. On the one hand, the young mechanic must solve the problem of his lack of money and on the other hand, he must be careful that the women do not notice his relationship with another woman. After a series of events, the truth is finally revealed, and this is when the young mechanic has come to the conclusion that he can relax.

After twenty-five years in prison, Sarallah tries to avoid evil and theft, but in practice he cannot and steals again. One night, while fleeing (from the police pursuit), he enters the house of a cleric. The cleric's words captivate him and he leads an honorable life. Meeting a woman named Badri makes him determined to start a family and get married, but at this time, Badri's ex-wife arrives. Having a long-standing grudge against Badri, she accuses Badri of a serious crime and sends him to prison. Nasrallah is responsible for raising Badri's daughter, Maryam. Twenty years later, Badri sees his daughter Maryam again. At this time, Nasrallah is a staunch and honorable old man.

A girl who is interested in a young and poor student, so that she does not get caught up in her father's hasty decision to give her husband to a rich man. He escapes to Isfahan. He meets an Isfahani couple on the way...

A girl whose father inherited some gold learns of its location through a letter. However, a group obtains the map to the gold's location, burglarizes her house, and when they find nothing, they kidnap the girl. At this point, the police get involved, free the girl, and apprehend the culprits.

Ebram Agha who is the valiant of the neighborhood is at death bed of Pahlevan Akbar. His will is to Ebram take care of his family. They move to live with Ebram's family. With the insisting of Ebram's mother he decides to marry the young girl of them but in his wedding night an accident sends him to jail. When released he finds an ugly truth.

Babak is a young addict who is killed by members of Genghis's group. His brother Sasan, an active journalist for a newspaper, and his photographer friend try to uncover the secret of Babak's murder after identifying the body.

Mehdi in Black falls in love with a foreign girl who loves him back. However, in order for them to get married, Mehdi has to fulfill his father's will and marry off her sisters first.

Two village brothers named Kamal and Jalal are both in love with their cousin Shabnam. Shabnam rejects Kamal and plans to marry Jalal.

After getting to know Shirin, Mehdi helps her to get Ata, who killed her father and is trying to take over the cabaret that belongs to Shirin with fake documents, out of her way. His brother Mahmoud, who studied medicine, returns to Iran, and takes an interest in his cousin Homa, who grew up with them since she was a child. The two decide to get married. But Mehdi's mother opposes Mahmoud's marriage with the argument that her eldest son should get married first.