Director: Manoto TV

Doroghe 12: Poshte Sahne (Doroghe 12: Behind the Scenes) is a 2023 British-produced Persian documentary from Manoto TV that goes behind the cameras of the network's own musical drama Doroghe 12, and it streams in Persian on K-Time.

What is Doroghe 12 Poshte Sahne ManoTV about?

Rather than retelling the story of Doroghe 12 itself, this companion program follows the crew and performers as they built Manoto TV's first musical-format drama from the ground up. Cameras sit in on rehearsals, costume fittings, and set construction, tracking how a London-based Persian broadcaster staged elaborate musical numbers on a television schedule. Interviews with cast and crew describe the technical work of blending live singing with dramatic scenes, and the documentary treats the finished series as a case study in production ambition rather than a simple making-of reel.

Cast & crew

Manoto TV credits the production to its in-house team rather than a single billed cast, and the featured on-screen performer is described only as a well-known and popular figure central to the original drama. No further cast or crew names are confirmed in K-Time's catalog data, so this page lists Manoto TV itself as the credited production entity.

Context & significance

Manoto TV, the London-headquartered Persian satellite channel, built its diaspora following on entertainment programming rarely produced at this scale in Farsi-language television. Pairing a musical drama with its own behind-the-scenes documentary shows how far the network has pushed original production, and it gives viewers outside Iran a rare, candid look at how a Persian-language broadcast is actually put together.

Where & how to watch

Doroghe 12: Poshte Sahne streams on K-Time with a free account login, though the page itself can be browsed without signing in. K-Time's library and interface are built around Farsi speakers, so the documentary plays with the same Persian-first navigation as the rest of the catalog, viewable on phone, tablet, computer, and TV screens with no VPN or regional workaround needed.