Can I watch Gole Sang outside Iran?

Yes. Gole Sang streams on K-Time from anywhere in North America — or wherever you are. No VPN, no geo-restriction. Just sign in and watch.

Is Gole Sang in Persian?

Yes, the series is in Persian (Farsi). There is no dubbed version, and the audio is the original as broadcast. This is the series in its native language.

How long are the episodes of Gole Sang?

Each episode runs approximately 56 minutes.

Gole Sang

Name: Gole Sang
Genre: Drama, Family
Released: 2026
Cast: Mehdi Hosseininia, Elnaz Malek, Mahtab Keramati, Amir Noruzi, Alireza Sanifar

Director: Ebrahim Irajzad

Cast: Mehdi Hosseininia, Elnaz Malek, Mahtab Keramati, Amir Noruzi, Alireza Sanifar

Gole Sang (Stone Flower) is a 2026 Iranian family drama series directed by Ebrahim Irajzad. The show follows a family who, after years of saving, finally purchase a home — only to find that the house carries secrets of its own. With a cast that includes Mahtab Keramati and Elnaz Malek, it runs 56 minutes per episode.

What is Gole Sang about?

Mahboobeh and Iraj have spent years working and setting money aside with one goal: a home of their own. When they finally find a house and sign the papers, it feels like the end of a long road. But the house has a past. As the family — Mahboobeh, Iraj, and their two children Parvaneh and Parham — begins to settle in, the walls begin to give up what they have been holding. Gole Sang builds its drama around the tension between a family's hope and what a place can carry in silence. The story stays close to domestic life while gradually allowing the weight of the house's secrets to press against the present.

Cast & crew

Gole Sang is directed by Ebrahim Irajzad. The cast includes Mahtab Keramati, a widely recognized figure in Iranian television and film, alongside Elnaz Malek and Mehdi Hosseininia. Amir Noruzi, Alireza Sanifar, Fatemeh Masoudifar, Mehdi Ghorbani, and Mahrou Nonahali round out the ensemble. The series is produced in Iran and belongs to the domestic drama tradition of Persian television.

Context & significance

The family drama — a household under pressure, a secret from the past, relationships tested by circumstance — is one of the most durable forms in Iranian television. For diaspora viewers who grew up watching Persian serials, Gole Sang sits inside a familiar genre while centering a very specific experience: the meaning of owning a home, the sacrifices a family makes to get there, and what happens when a place meant to represent safety turns out to have its own story. Watching in the original Persian keeps the idiom intact in a way no translation can fully preserve.

Where & how to watch

Gole Sang is available on K-Time and streams in the original Persian. You can watch on the web, on Android TV, or on your phone — no VPN required, no geo-blocks. A subscription gives you access across all your devices and can be cancelled at any time.