Haftbefehl chi kasi hast va chera mohem ast?

Haftbefehl, born Aytac Anhan, is a German rapper of Iranian descent widely credited with bringing street-dialect rap to mainstream German music. His music reflects immigration, poverty, and outsider identity in ways that resonate far beyond Germany.

Is this documentary dubbed or subtitled in Persian?

No — the film plays in its original German audio without Persian dubbing or subtitles on K-Time. If you are comfortable following German or English, the emotional power of the interviews comes through strongly regardless.

Koja mitonam in documentary ro online tamasha konam?

You can watch Babo: The Haftbefehl Story on K-Time from any browser, Android TV, or your phone. No VPN is required, there is no geo-blocking, and you can cancel your subscription anytime.

Does the film talk about Haftbefehl's Iranian roots?

Yes — his Iranian heritage and immigrant upbringing in Offenbach are central to the documentary. His family background shapes both his identity and his music, and the film addresses this openly through interviews with him and those closest to him.

Babo The Haftbefehl Story

Name: Babo The Haftbefehl Story
Genre: Documentary, Music, NETFLIX
Released: 2025
Duration: 92 min
Cast: Aytac Anhan, Nina Anhan, Majid Bakhtiari

Director: Sinan Sevinç

Cast: Aytac Anhan, Nina Anhan, Majid Bakhtiari

Babo: The Haftbefehl Story is a 2025 German music documentary directed by Sinan Sevinç, following the life of Haftbefehl, one of the most influential and controversial figures in German rap history. Born Aytac Anhan to an Iranian-German family, his journey from the margins of Offenbach to the centre of German hip-hop culture is told with rare honesty.

What is Babo The Haftbefehl Story about?

Growing up between two cultures in Offenbach — a city shaped by migration and working-class resilience — Aytac Anhan built an identity that would later fuel some of the most uncompromising rap music Germany has ever heard. This documentary draws on intimate conversations with the artist himself, his family including his sister Nina Anhan, and longtime collaborators to reconstruct how a first-generation immigrant kid became the voice the streets called Haftbefehl, German for 'arrest warrant'. The film moves through formative years marked by poverty, street life, and the search for belonging, tracing how personal hardship was transformed into raw artistic power. Majid Bakhtiari, another close figure in his orbit, adds further dimension to the portrait. The result is an unflinching look at a career built on truth-telling — one that reshaped the sound of German hip-hop.

Cast & crew

Director Sinan Sevinç structures the film around access rarely granted in music documentaries: Haftbefehl (Aytac Anhan) speaks candidly, and his sister Nina Anhan offers a family-level perspective that grounds the larger-than-life public image. Majid Bakhtiari rounds out the inner circle of voices. Sevinç draws on all three to build a layered, credible portrait rather than a promotional piece.

Context & significance

For Persian-speaking viewers and the wider Iranian diaspora, Babo: The Haftbefehl Story carries particular resonance. Haftbefehl is the son of Iranian immigrants — his heritage is woven openly into his music, his dialect, and his sense of outsider identity. His story echoes themes many diaspora listeners know firsthand: growing up between languages, navigating belonging in a country that keeps you at arm's length, and finding creative expression as a way through. Germany has the largest Iranian community in Western Europe, and this film speaks directly to that shared experience of hyphenated identity. The documentary is available in its original German audio with English-language context on K-Time.

Where & how to watch

Babo: The Haftbefehl Story is available on K-Time in original audio (no Persian dub or subtitles). Stream it on your browser, smart TV, or phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and no extra download required. Subscribe and cancel anytime.