Mokafat 1973 filmeh irani? Bazigara ki boodan?

Yes — Mokafat is a 1973 Iranian drama. The cast includes Manouchehr Vosough, Bahman Mofid, and Mastaneh Jazayeri, all prominent figures of pre-revolution Persian cinema.

Does Mokafat have English subtitles or Persian subtitles?

Mokafat streams in its original Persian audio. Subtitle availability depends on what is included with the title on K-Time — check the player options when you start watching.

Koja mitoonam Mokafat ro online tamasha konam?

You can watch Mokafat on K-Time at ktime.app — no extra download and no VPN needed. It plays on web browsers, smart TVs, and Android phones with a K-Time subscription.

What is Mokafat about — is it a love story or a crime film?

It is primarily a drama centered on two brothers in love with the same woman. A violent street confrontation sets off a chain of sacrifice and consequence that drives the story — closer to tragedy than crime.

Mokafat

Name: Mokafat
Genre: Drama
Released: 1973
Duration: 118 min
Cast: Manouchehr Vosough - Bahman Mofid - Mastaneh Jazayeri - Mehdi Fakhimzadeh - Anita - Carmen - Hossein Gil - Parvin Soleimani - Maliheh Nasiri - Hamidreza Khosravi - Reza Rokhak - Nariman Shirifar - Jalal Pishvaiyan - Seyed Jalal Tabatabai

Director: Manochehr Mosiri

Cast: Manouchehr Vosough - Bahman Mofid - Mastaneh Jazayeri - Mehdi Fakhimzadeh - Anita - Carmen - Hossein Gil - Parvin Soleimani - Maliheh Nasiri - Hamidreza Khosravi - Reza Rokhak - Nariman Shirifar - Jalal Pishvaiyan - Seyed Jalal Tabatabai

Mokafat is a 1973 Iranian drama film directed by Manochehr Mosiri, running 118 minutes and featuring some of the most beloved names of pre-revolution Persian cinema. Set against the backdrop of working-class Tehran, it tells a story of love, sacrifice, and the consequences that bind two brothers to an irreversible fate.

What is Mokafat about?

Two brothers, Mojtaba and Morteza, share more than blood — they share the same longing for a woman named Tala. Morteza moves first and proposes to her, unaware that his brother carries a deeper, older feeling. Their rivalry takes a violent turn when the brothers get entangled in a street conflict with Saber and his brother Akbar. When Saber is wounded during the confrontation, Mojtaba steps forward and claims responsibility, shielding Morteza from arrest. While Mojtaba sits behind bars, Morteza marries Tala. Saber, gravely injured, is left permanently altered by his wound. The story then tracks the cost each character pays — in silence, in longing, and in regret — for the choices made in a single turbulent night.

Cast & crew

Manouchehr Vosough, one of the defining stars of the Iranian popular cinema golden era, leads as Mojtaba — a role that draws on his trademark intensity and street-level charisma. Bahman Mofid plays the younger brother Morteza, while Mastaneh Jazayeri brings warmth and weight to Tala, the woman at the center of the conflict. Mehdi Fakhimzadeh and Hossein Gil round out the ensemble with grounded, affecting performances.

Context & significance

Mokafat belongs to the fertile period of Iranian popular drama cinema in the early 1970s, when filmmakers were crafting stories deeply rooted in working-class Tehran life — love triangles, family loyalty, street honor, and the weight of unspoken sacrifice. For diaspora viewers, watching this film is an act of cultural recovery: a glimpse into everyday Persian society before the revolution reshaped everything. The film's emotional logic — where protecting a brother costs everything — speaks directly to values that many Iranian families carried into exile. Mosiri's approach is melodramatic in the classic sense: emotions run close to the surface, consequences land hard, and the moral reckoning is never postponed.

Where & how to watch

Mokafat is available to stream on K-Time in its original Persian audio. No VPN is needed — K-Time has no geo-blocking. You can watch on the web, on your TV, or on your phone. Subscription is flexible; cancel anytime.