Director: Seyyed Ali Hashemi
A quiet town becomes the stage for a slow-burning power struggle in Hezartoo, a 2026 Iranian crime drama that follows how one family's private arrangements ripple outward into public consequence.
What is Hezartoo about?
The story centers on a household whose everyday routines mask a web of hidden allegiances. As favors are traded and old debts resurface, characters who once trusted each other are forced to weigh loyalty against self-interest. Each episode widens the circle of people affected by decisions made behind closed doors, tracing how a single choice inside one home can unsettle an entire community. The tone stays grounded, favoring tense conversations and small betrayals over spectacle, and the pacing lets relationships fray gradually rather than all at once.
Cast & crew
The ensemble is led by Amir Hossein Arman and Yekta Naser, with Anne-Marie Salameh and Mahya Dehghani rounding out the family at the center of the story. Soleimani, Kaveh Khodashenas, Siavash Cheraghi Pour, and Bahram Ebrahimi fill out a supporting cast whose overlapping storylines give the series its sense of a tightly wound community.
Context & significance
Directed by Seyyed Ali Hashemi, Hezartoo sits within a wave of Iranian television drawn to domestic-scale crime stories, where the tension comes less from action and more from watching trust erode between people who share a roof or a street. That focus on interior conflict over external spectacle has become a recognizable signature for recent Iranian family dramas, and it shapes how this particular story unfolds across its run.
Where & how to watch
Hezartoo can be read about here without any login, and streaming the episodes only requires signing in with a free K-Time account. K-Time's Farsi-first interface is built for Iranian diaspora viewers who want their shows without a detour through a language they didn't grow up with.