It's a story of two political activists from opposite parties whose children are accidentally mixed up at birth

Sarah is leaving Teheran for three years to study for her doctorate in Canada. Her flight is at 6 am. After an emotionally fraught final dinner with her family, she heads to an impromptu farewell party at her friend Farida’s apartment, intending to go straight to the airport afterwards. That plan implodes, however, when the morality police swoop in. Drinks are emptied, musical instruments hidden and women put on their overcoats, while Sarah is seized with terror that they will all be arrested – and she, of course, will miss her plane. Mehran Modiri, Iran’s popular satirist, who also has a chilling cameo as a police hostage negotiator, proves here that he is just as at home with a nail-biting drama.

Istadeh wants to help his friend Ahad for going to Haj pilgrim but they actually are planing to go to Cambodia and Thailand. But when they arrive there their troubles begin.

This film is an adaptation of Neil Simon's The Goodbye Girl.

"Looking for a Suitor" series is the story of a family who, on their daughter's 32nd birthday party, notices the family's teasing about her not getting married and tries to convince her to get married. But they realize that their daughter has never had a suitor.

Kamal, who can barely afford his own expenses, intends to get married. He accidentally hears on the radio that the government plans to grant a three-million-Toman loan to addicts who have quit using drugs.