The Savage

It is recommended to see. Vashhi is the name of an Iranian home theater series in the crime drama genre, written and directed by Hooman Seydi and produced by Mohammad Reza Saberi. This series was produced by the Filmnet platform and was first released on 15 Farvardin 1404. This series is an adaptation of the life of Ali Ashraf Parvaneh, a prisoner of Rajai Shahr Prison. The main actors of this series are Javad Ezzati and Negar Javaherian. Davoud Ashraf is a down-to-earth worker who tries to stay away from the fringes around him. In the process, he unintentionally causes the death of two children and then an old man...

From the very first episode, Jawad Ezati's performance captivated me in a way few actors ever have. His ability to embody his character with such depth, intensity, and nuance is nothing short of extraordinary. Every glance, every line delivery, and every subtle expression carries weight, pulling the audience deeper into the story. If you haven't been watching this series, you're missing out on one of the most compelling performances in recent television history-and if you don't recognize this as a cinematic masterpiece, then maybe movies and TV just aren't your thing.

Wow! Wow! Just wow thank you for this masterpiece!

One of the most powerful and artistically bold series to come out of Iran in recent years is Vahshi ("Savage"), directed by the visionary filmmaker Houman Seyyedi and starring the incredibly talented Javad Ezzati. This gripping, emotionally charged series blends psychological depth, masterful storytelling, and world-class cinematography in a way that rivals the very best of international television.

Javad Ezzati delivers a career-defining performance - raw, nuanced, and unforgettable. Seyyedi, who is known for pushing creative boundaries, brings a unique voice and cinematic style to the screen that elevates Vahshi far beyond conventional drama. The narrative explores dark and complex human emotions with maturity and artistic finesse, making it more than just a local success - it's a story with universal appeal.

Vahshi meets all the standards of top-tier global productions. From its meticulously crafted scenes to its hauntingly beautiful score, this series is not just good - it's exceptional. It belongs on a platform like Netflix, where diverse voices and boundary-breaking stories find the global audience they deserve.

It's time for the world to see what Iranian cinema and television are truly capable of. Netflix should definitely consider acquiring Vahshi - a true masterpiece waiting to be discovered by the world.

It's really bizarre how Javad Ezzati plays... every emotion is felt. He is a one in a BILLION actor. I am on the edge of my seat every episode. It's a must watch. I just wish they'd release more than one episode a week!!! Absolutely well executed and well played - all characters! Javad Ezzati is absolutely phenomenal... episode 8 made me sit for a good 10 minutes after it finished. How real this show is and how beautifully they are telling the story of real life circumstances. I hope it has 10 seasons!!!! Every emotion is felt. Sadness, anger, grief - Javad makes you feel it all. This show is a 10 out of 10.

Hi👋 The story of the film is narrated correctly, and has attractive and audience-friendly details, and it engages the audience's mind. When it is done with empathy and effort, the result is a "Savage" and enjoyable experience. Greetings to Hooman and Javad, thank you and don't be tired.

"Savage" begins with close-ups of the dark and violent atmosphere of the mine. An atmosphere that is the starting line of entry into a bitter and historical story. The level of violence and darkness of the episode is to the point that the credits inform the audience of this. Davoud's car and the appearance of his life show his financial problems. Since he cannot even afford to buy a doll and sees selling land in Nowhere as his only way of salvation. It seems that he lost his brother in a fight and conflict, which is why he has become a conservative and cowardly character.