Viper of Tehran

The story of a man who wants to make a film before he turns 50, and the story of this film is about a serial killer nicknamed the Viper of Tehran. The Viper of Tehran goes to those who abuse children and kills them with a special poison. This man, the director, does not have a good relationship with his child in his own life, he has not wanted him since the birth of his child, and after divorcing his wife, he did not want to see his child. But a situation arises where he is forced to take care of his child and gradually he becomes a good father. This director's life has something in common with viper of tehran!

The brilliant and unexpected ending, excellent cinematography, the unique character of Peyman Maadi and his excellent acting, the good music used in the film and the subject of the story have gone hand in hand and turned this series into one of the best Iranian series.

Using new colour tones and new methods of movie making in it and most of all GREAT STORY. I really enjoyed watching this series and listening to its music and understanding the vibe of the show. It takes you to some places of your mind that you forgot it existed.

Absolutely captivating! This show masterfully blends compelling storytelling with rich character development. Each episode leaves you on the edge of your seat, eager to see what happens next. The cinematography is stunning, and the soundtrack perfectly complements the emotional depth of the narrative. It's a must-watch for anyone who appreciates quality television. Can't recommend it enough!

I personally think that it has a different vibe then other shows. There is something else when it comes to edit, soundtracks and credits The cast and acting is ofc topnotch with Payman Maadi,Sahar Dolatshahi and guest actors too.

It's interesting the way they trying to focus on all characters and how they trying to manipulate the viewers to see and judge the characters based on their actions.

Hopefully there is no pressure on the writers and director from the *Ministry of *Culture and *Islamic *Guidance- cuz if there is- then it will affect the show and there will be some issues with storyline and it leads to the low quality of the show ofc Let's hope for the best- good luck to all the teams on the show /ROUSO.

This is a unique series that makes you want to watch the next episodes, and you can really empathize with the characters, especially Arman (Payman Maadi), whose character was particularly interesting to me. I really liked the child actor in this series. The show addresses socially debatable topics, focusing on the issue of child abuse.

I have mixed feelings about the portrayal of the relationship between Arman and his father. While I like it, the frequent jumps in the narrative frustrate me, which is one reason I deducted points from my rating. Additionally, I feel that the series could have been a bit shorter, which is another reason for my stricter rating.

I want to emphasize that I got deeply immersed in the story of this series and felt like I was living with the characters, so kudos to the cast and crew for achieving this. The acting was generally good, and thankfully, there wasn't anyone whose poor performance annoyed me.

It is a noteworthy series in the drama and thriller genre. Its engaging story and strong performances and professional directing are its main strengths. But to improve the overall quality of the series, attention should be given to aspects like predictability and character development. In some episodes the pacing of the story is somewhat slow which may make viewer feel that certain scenes are unnecessary or overly drawn out. Despite efforts to build suspense, some episodes of the series are predictable, which can diminish the overall excitement. Certain plot twists are not as unexpected as they should be, allowing the audience to guess their outcome. This series can be an enjoyable experience for fans of complex and mysterious stories.