Tear of the Dancer

As a result of a misunderstanding, a man gets suspicious of his wife for cheating on him and leaves her. The woman tries to commit suicide, but a young man rescues her, After he finds out about the story, he tries to find the woman's husband to tell him the truth, and after a series of events, he succeeds to do so.

Khosrow, a translator at a trading company, is in love with Mahin, who lives with her seamstress mother. Khosrow’s father, Qazanfar, lives off his wife’s wealth. Qazanfar, a flirtatious man, becomes interested in Mahin’s mother. She asks him to play the role of her father during Mahin’s marriage proposal ceremony…

A suitcase containing fifty million Rials worth of jewelry is stolen.

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.

Ali, the shoe shiner, lives a good life within his means and is content until his wife, out of envy and competition, asks him to find a new way of life and provide a more prosperous situation.

Bram Chakhan (Saeed Rad), who was in a car accident during his teenage years that caused the death of his friend Bijan, is tormented by a guilty conscience...

A woman's husband experiences misfortunes due to his neglect of his wife and children.

Maryam loses her inheritance and her fiancé, Parviz, due to the conspiracy of her uncle and her cousin Nazi after her father's death...

Salimi is a well-respected merchant who goes bankrupt after being cheated by his partner. He commits suicide abroad. A man and a woman who were taking care of Salimi’s young daughter Azar start to mistreat her after learning about Salimi’s death. Azar runs away from their house and settles in the home of one of her relatives. She grows up alongside Mahmoud, and years later, after meeting Ali, she falls in love with him.

A wealthy man has a child with a village girl. The wealthy man, without letting his son into his family, watches him from afar. Years later, his legitimate son goes from the city to the village where his brother lives. The village young man loves a girl who soon also becomes the object of affection for his city brother. After a series of events, when the two brothers learn of their kinship, they forgo conflict with each other, and the village brother finally ends up with the girl he loves.

A girl pretends to be Mitra, the fiancée of Morteza Khan, the owner of a coffee shop. After some time of them socializing and wedding preparations being made, the real Mitra arrives in Tehran from Europe. The embarrassed girl leaves Morteza's house, but Morteza, who has fallen in love with her, follows her, finds her, and marries her.

A young man is sent to prison after falling in with a group of criminal friends. Upon his release, his family refuses to take him back, leaving him alone and homeless.