Director: Ali Foroutan
Fiti Land is a 2024 Iranian children's series directed by Ali Foroutan, produced for home streaming and built around the warm, playful spirit of the beloved classic Fitileh franchise — bringing its iconic hosts and studio energy to a new generation of young viewers.
What is Fiti Land about?
Two familiar faces from Iranian children's television return to host a brand-new studio competition show designed for kids. Set inside a lively, colorful studio, the program brings together groups of children who face off in rounds of fun, fast-paced challenges. The hosts keep the pace energetic and the atmosphere warm, balancing humor with friendly rivalry. Each episode builds its own self-contained arc of games and laughs, making it easy to watch in any order. The show is built around the idea that kids learn best when they are having a great time, and the studio guests are as much a part of the fun as the presenters themselves.
Cast & crew
Ali Foroutan returns as one of the central hosts, reprising the good-natured, uncle-like screen presence he built over years on the Fitileh franchise. Alongside him is Hamid Goli, equally familiar to Persian-speaking families who grew up watching Fitileh. Together the two hosts anchor the show with a relaxed, playful chemistry that keeps young audiences engaged throughout.
Context & significance
For decades, Fitileh has been one of the most recognized names in Iranian children's television — a Friday-morning institution that shaped the childhood of millions across Iran and the diaspora. Fiti Land carries that legacy into the streaming era, adapting the classic studio-game format for on-demand home viewing. For diaspora families raising children outside Iran, the show offers something rare: a chance to share a piece of their own childhood with the next generation in a familiar Persian-language setting. The format asks nothing of the viewer beyond a willingness to laugh alongside the kids on screen, and the hosts make that effortless.
Where & how to watch
Fiti Land is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio. Stream it on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no geo-blocking, no VPN needed. Subscribe once, cancel anytime, and watch with the whole family.