Dar Cheshm-e Baad

The series correctly narrates the history of Iran from the beginning of World War I to the end of the eight-year Iran-Iraq war. The main character of the story is in fact a symbol of the Iranian people who have fallen in love with their country amidst all the troubles and hardships of contemporary Iranian history.

just finished watching ''dar cheshme bad'' (in the eyes of wind/in the eyes of storm). It is simply OVERWHELMING!.... Sorry, I cannot find better words to describe this serial.

The story starts from the childhood of Bijan Irani (wonderfully played by Parsa Pirouzfar, makes you fall for him:) whose fate is entangled with war and tragedies.

What makes this epic serial great is its rhythmic pace and tight climax. Although the first 2 or 3 episodes may seem slow (especially the 1st), but as you continue watching, you realize they are the foundation of the story, hence necessary.

A few parts of the story seemed a little ill-written and lacks explanation (not giving spoilers!), but apart from those it is a great series. Considering the number of actors- it is surprisingly well directed, and considering the number of episodes - surprisingly focused.The cast is great, music is fine, war scenes were better at the later episodes. Although, the ending seemed a little forced to me, overall, this is a great series.

It almost perfectly captured how human lives can be at the center of a storm and all that you hold dear can get scattered despite all your efforts. The helplessness of human beings and their innermost cries faced with three most unpredictable and uncontrollable forces - war, fate and love.

I rate 10/10!! Good begin and awseme ending! Iranian battle in WWI until WWII and iran_iraq war; all of these in one serie! Well done jafari jozani Well done parsa pirouzfar

It is a great, exciting and instructive series.

The interesting part of the series is that it shows a relatively long period of Iran's contemporary history, from before the Islamic Revolution and the uprising of Mirza Kochak to the Holy Defense.

The characterization in the series was excellent and memorable characters were created by the series.

The script was excellent, so that it shows this historical period in the form of a story of several families The important thing was that the character and the main family of the series are not a very religious family and they were not necessarily among those who were in the course of the revolution, in fact the series looked at the issues from an interesting and new angle.

The series had both a love story and a war atmosphere, and great actors were able to perform.

The staging and location of the series was also very excellent and performed in relation to the historical time.

Hassan Agha, what happened?? Why didn't they mention anything about Hassan Agha's fate in the future?

Overall, it was an amazing series, but extremely dragged out. A scene that only needed 5 seconds ended up taking a whole quarter of the episode, which could have been cut. The ending didn't feel as satisfying as it should have. I was like, "Is that really it? No more episodes?" Maybe it depends on my mood because, in the end, I wasn't as moved as I thought I'd be, and that might have been because of my own circumstances. And seriously, did you really have to age Bijan (Parsa Pirouzfar) so much.