Pardis Afkari

Young pious Amir-Hossein works for a man who's been like a father to him. The man's company is robbed and for with everyone suspecting him to be involved. the only person that perhaps could help is daughter of the man he works for

A five-star hotel located in Antalya, Turkey has been inherited by Ardeshir Rouhafza and his wife from his late uncle. The uncle’s attorney has suggested that they sell it. Both Ardeshir and his wife noticed that recently, the hotel and its personnel were under a disorderly condition due to not having a manager available. They decide to change this situation and not to make any hasty decisions. Meanwhile, their daughter and son-in-law anonymously enter the hotel accompanied by their children and after a few minutes from their arrival, they notice everything and try to inform the parents without creating a scene. On the other hand, the hotel personnel realize the consequences of their wrongful behavior and become worried about losing their jobs after the family meeting. Therefore, they decide to accept the attorney’s offer and convince the Rouhafza family to sell the hotel. If so, not only they would be able to keep their jobs, but also they would be rewarded with a generous commission. Nonetheless, the new owners decide to face each problem positively and not to withdraw. This is how the story begins.

Mr. Abdullah is a benevolent and kind man who owns an old printing house. In addition to supporting his brother Kamal, he also takes care of Yousef, a young man who lost all his family members in the earthquake, and Mr. Abdullah is saving money for his future. After starting work at the printing house, Yousef faces problems from those around him and jealousy in the workplace; events that affect the course of his life and those around him.

As part of a conspiracy orchestrated by the British intelligence service, a group of Iranian expatriates recruited mainly from Mojahedin-e-Khalq organization plan to instigate riots in the aftermath of 2009 Iran presidential elections.

Nobody knows what this city does to its people, the people we simply brand as 'gangs'. Gangs which have rules between themselves that are worthy of a listen...