
After deceiving the star, Ahmad Khan leaves Sari with his friend Masoud Khan and goes to Tehran to get a more important post. Setare also goes to Nusrat Khanum's house, where she lives with her husband Akbar. Setera dies during childbirth and gives birth to a daughter who is taken care of by an old couple and named Parveen. Parveen grows up and becomes interested in Hoshang, the son of Masoud Khan. Massoud Khan, who is against his son's marriage with Parveen, sends Hushang to Hamburg. When Hoshang returns from his trip, thinking that Parveen is indifferent to him, he arranges a marriage with one of his relatives named Nasreen. Nusrat and Akbar, who find out that Parveen is pregnant by Houshang, complain about her. In the court, Ahmad Khan acts as Hushang's attorney and convicts Parveen. Ahmad Khan, who realized that Nusrat and Akbar are not Parveen's real parents, continues his research and finds out that Parveen is his own daughter, and after expressing his regret, he asks Houshang to marry Parveen.
After deceiving the star, Ahmad Khan leaves Sari with his friend Masoud Khan and goes to Tehran to get a more important post. Setare also goes to Nusrat Khanum's house, where she lives with her husband Akbar. Setera dies during childbirth and gives birth to a daughter who is taken care of by an old couple and named Parveen. Parveen grows up and becomes interested in Hoshang, the son of Masoud Khan. Massoud Khan, who is against his son's marriage with Parveen, sends Hushang to Hamburg. When Hoshang returns from his trip, thinking that Parveen is indifferent to him, he arranges a marriage with one of his relatives named Nasreen. Nusrat and Akbar, who find out that Parveen is pregnant by Houshang, complain about her. In the court, Ahmad Khan acts as Hushang's attorney and convicts Parveen. Ahmad Khan, who realized that Nusrat and Akbar are not Parveen's real parents, continues his research and finds out that Parveen is his own daughter, and after expressing his regret, he asks Houshang to marry Parveen.
Countries
Iran
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