Aban

I'm giving this 3 stars, almost entirely for the strength of its first few episodes. I was genuinely invested because of the characters of Amir and Aban. They felt authentic, and I found myself connecting with them, which was a refreshing departure from many traditional portrayals in Iranian cinema. The initial character work was notably good and different.

However, after that promising beginning, the series unfortunately went downhill. The narrative lost its way, and the quality steadily declined with each passing episode. Ultimately, the finale was a significant letdown, proving to be as unsatisfying as I could have imagined.

This is one of the greatest series I've ever seen i dunno why some people trying to give 1 star it looks suspicious you guys better improving yourselves instead of trying to bring something down... The cast did an amazing job i loved the story and thanks to the producers it's really worth the time to watch i recommend it to many of my friends and family and they absolutely loved it.

This is one of the greatest series I've ever seen i dunno why some people trying to give 1 star it looks suspicious you guys better improving yourselves instead of trying to bring something down... The cast did an amazing job i loved the story and thanks to the producers it's really worth the time to watch i recommend it to many of my friends and family and they absolutely loved it.

This serie is one of the worst series puplished recently in Iran's cinema. Story is aweful, scenario is weak, an amateur product produced from an amateur team.

Experienced actors are playing their worst plays, and amateur actors are performing like they're in a training sessions. There are many scenes you can't believe the director accepted the acts. This goes worst on every single scene which the first-role woman actor (Laleh Marzban) is playing, her acts are exaggerated enough to shut the movie off. Her husband is crying in all episodes, at least once.

In summary, don't waste your time for watching this weak serie.