Aroose Khiaban-e Fereshteh

2021
1h 30m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMohajer's family lives in an old and luxurious house that belongs to their uncle on Fereshte Street. But the decision of Parviz Khan, the uncle of the family, to return to Iran and sell the ... Tout lireMohajer's family lives in an old and luxurious house that belongs to their uncle on Fereshte Street. But the decision of Parviz Khan, the uncle of the family, to return to Iran and sell the old house, puts Mohajer's family in great troubleMohajer's family lives in an old and luxurious house that belongs to their uncle on Fereshte Street. But the decision of Parviz Khan, the uncle of the family, to return to Iran and sell the old house, puts Mohajer's family in great trouble

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The beautiful Indian bride is always an Iranian actress

I have nothing to say about the movie. It's an inferior movie, created for entertaining the ordinary audience, and I don't believe it successfully achieved its goal.

The funny thing I want to discuss pertains to the portrayal of the Indian bride. Why is it that Iranians consistently turn to India when seeking to depict a beautiful foreign bride? Have Iranian directors ever closely observed Indian brides? Tara Attar's appearance bears no resemblance to that of Indian women; Instead, she closely aligns with the false image Iranians often have in their minds regarding the beauty of Indian women.

Even within Indian cinema, there is a tendency to cast non-Indian actresses -even persians- due to their fair skin, oval faces, and taller stature, which are considered more conventionally attractive traits.

Wouldn't it be preferable to uphold our Iranian pride and, if showcasing a foreign beauty is deemed necessary, opt for women from regions such as Scandinavia rather than continually resorting to Indian and Lebanese brides?

In the end, I must say that the make-up and acting of Hossam Nawab Safavi were surprising, and I give a positive score for that.