Panorama Cinematic Organization

Emel works at Osman's club. There she meets Kemal and they fall in love. They decide to get married. Kemal's man Mahmut, gets Kemal into a pretended drugs business and causes Kemal to go to Tehran. Kemal writes letters to Emel but they are kept by Mahmut and Emel never sees them. Mahmut calls Kemal to Istanbul.

When he takes a job as a schoolteacher in a new neighborhood, the hapless intellectual Mr. Hekmati finds that he is a fish out of water.

After spending time in prison for killing his wife's lover, Reza is looking to settle down and find a good wife for himself and a mother for his daughter. He meets a young girl and falls in love. But her circumstances and her past are standing in the way of their happiness.

Following the death of Akhtar al-Molouk, her wealth will be transferred to Farideh, who was lost twenty years ago ...

A man from the countryside, "Kaj Kolah-Khan," goes to Tehran to earn more money. "Javanshir," a seasoned thief, takes advantage of the resemblance between himself and the countryside man, using him to commit repeated thefts while he continues his own activities freely.

A barber discovers years after his father's death that a wealthy man owes a considerable amount of money to his father. For this reason, he goes to see the wealthy man, but he denies his debt. The barber, unable to make any progress, accidentally meets "Parizad," who, with her magical powers, helps the man succeed in his endeavors, and...

Iraj, a journalist photographer, meets Pari in Paris. He returns to Iran and marries Azar. He later gets into trouble and gets entangled in further conspiracies devised by Pari.

Mohammad meets a woman Fakhri in a café and decides to go with her to the north. He invites his friend Saeed who about to get marry with his fiancée to come with them. But in the middle of the way Fakhri drops out of the car and with another guy Jalal plans to blackmail these two friends causing them to be jailed. This cause Saeed's fiancée to commit suicide. When released Saeed who blames Fakhri for the death of his fiancée decides to get revenge on them and asks Mohammad to help him.

The pleasant voice of "Nemat," a young man from Ahvaz, causes "Jamshid," the owner of a cabaret in Tehran, to gain popularity and wealth. However, when Nemat tries to use his talent for his own benefit, Jamshid, who has suffered losses, seeks revenge by trying to marry Ameneh by giving money to her father. But Ameneh, who is in love with Nemat, throws herself into the river and commits suicide, and Jamshid falls into the claws of justice.

Amir kills a young man while robbing his house. Taghi, young man's father who is blind, seeks revenge

A rich man named Sohrabi adopts a little boy named Ali. As an adult, Ali takes over the management of the Sohrabi factory with diligence and perseverance.

On the wedding day of Taraneh and Saeed, Parviz, a former friend of Taraneh, calls her and demands twenty thousand tomans in return for her souvenir photos and letters. Taraneh asks Atefeh, the wife of his brother Iraj (Manochehar Vathouq), to deliver the money to Parviz in the north. Atefeh calls Parviz, and Parviz tricks Atefeh to the beach and takes a number of photos with Atefeh by his friend and then extorts her in exchange for the photos.

Farhad and his friend Shirali are partners in a car exhibition. After treating his wife, they receive the news that she is pregnant, bringing a fresh vibrancy to their lives. However, during this time, a woman named Shahnaz, who was acquainted with Farhad in his youth, comes to Tehran and causes their lives to fall apart...

Heidar is a kind religious man. He meets a girl named Maryam and finds out that she's forced to work for a whore. Heidar frees her and asks her to travel to his city anytime she needs his help.

Amir and Reza Sooti in their youth promise to meet each other 20 years later on a special day and by putting an advertisement in the newspapers. On that special day Reza comes but Amir is late but they meet later while don't know each other and this lead to more adventures.

Iraj is a young photographer who meets Fariba. Fariba, who pretends to have a lot of money, lives by burglary.

Shahr-e ghesse is perhaps the most popular of all Persian plays, was written in traditional rhythmic style that resulted in a kind of musical drama. Although it seems at first glance to have been written for children, its main audience, it is in fact a parable about contemporary socio political issues.