Debts, favors, and the fallout of a single firearm tie together the cast of Beretta: Dastane Yek Aslahe, a 2025 Iranian thriller built around the idea that no one in its world walks away unaccountable.
What is Beretta: Dastane Yek Aslahe about?
The series follows a loose network of people whose lives intersect around one object, a Beretta pistol that has gone missing from the police, and the trouble it stirs up wherever it travels. While a police colonel works to trace the weapon and uncover its secret, the show also turns its attention to the people it reaches, letting their separate choices collide in ways none of them fully anticipate. Mystery elements surface as the gun changes hands, revealing how earlier decisions quietly set later ones in motion. The overall effect is a mosaic of consequence, where every character eventually has to answer for something, even if the reckoning arrives from an unexpected direction.
About the cast
Shahram Haghighat Doost, as the police colonel on the gun's trail, and Mehdi Hosseininia anchor the ensemble, joined by Mehraveh Sharifinia and Anahita Afshar in central roles. Erfan Naseri, Mohammad Reza Ghaffari, Sogol Khaligh, and Alireza Jafari complete a cast whose interlocking storylines drive the show's mystery-thriller structure, with each performer given room to carry a distinct thread of the larger plot.
Context & significance
Amir Hossein Torabi directs the series, which leans into crime and mystery conventions while giving as much weight to ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances as to the criminals and the police investigator on the weapon's trail. That choice keeps the stakes personal even as the plot widens to include more characters with each passing episode.
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