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You can watch Mozafar online on K-Time. Stream in your browser, on your TV, or on your phone. No VPN needed, and no extra download is required.

Does Mozafar have English subtitles or Persian dub?

Mozafar is presented in its original Persian audio. English subtitles may be available depending on the version. No separate Persian dub is offered for this classic title on K-Time.

Who are the main actors in the 1975 Iranian film Mozafar?

The lead cast includes Parviz Sayyad in the title role, Mary Apick as Goli, and Jahangir Forouhar in a supporting role. Masoud Zelli directed the film.

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Mozafar is a feature film, not a series. It runs approximately 90 minutes and was released in Iran in 1975 as a comedy film in the classic pre-revolution style.

Mozafar

Name: Mozafar
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1975
Duration: 90 min
Cast: Parviz Sayyad, Mary Apick, Jahangir Forouhar

Director: Masoud Zelli

Cast: Parviz Sayyad, Mary Apick, Jahangir Forouhar

Mozafar is a 1975 Iranian comedy film directed by Masoud Zelli, starring Parviz Sayyad in the title role alongside Mary Apick and Jahangir Forouhar. A lighthearted look at class barriers and romantic perseverance in pre-revolution Tehran, the film runs 90 minutes and carries an IMDb rating of 7.0.

What is Mozafar about?

A young man named Mozafar finds himself blocked from marrying the woman he loves. Her mother has set her sights on a wealthier suitor — the prosperous Motahar — and will not entertain any talk of her daughter settling for someone of modest means. As Mozafar refuses to give up on Goli, the story unfolds through a string of comic confrontations and social maneuvers. He must outmaneuver a well-heeled rival not through wealth, but through wit, persistence, and the kind of stubborn optimism that defines the best of classic Persian romantic comedy. The film keeps its tone breezy and its heart warm, building toward a resolution that audiences in 1975 found deeply satisfying.

The K-Time take

Zelli keeps the pacing brisk and the humor rooted in recognizable social anxiety — the gap between what families want and what young people feel. Sayyad, already beloved for his comedic persona, grounds Mozafar's underdog charm in genuine warmth rather than slapstick alone, making the romantic stakes feel real even as the situations grow increasingly farcical.

Cast & crew

Parviz Sayyad, one of pre-revolution Iranian cinema's most recognized comic actors, carries the film as the persistent, good-hearted Mozafar. Mary Apick brings warmth to Goli, the woman caught between family expectation and her own feelings. Jahangir Forouhar rounds out the lead trio, lending the production additional comedic weight and chemistry.

Context & significance

Released in 1975, Mozafar belongs to a golden era of Iranian popular cinema when Tehran's film industry was producing crowd-pleasing comedies that spoke directly to everyday anxieties: class aspiration, matchmaking pressure, and the gulf between parental expectation and youthful desire. For the Iranian diaspora, this type of film carries a layered resonance — it is both a window into the pre-revolution social world many families came from and a reminder of a specific, irreplaceable comedic tradition. The class-rivalry plot was a reliable genre engine of the period, but what distinguishes Mozafar is the genuine likability of its lead and the film's refusal to embarrass its characters even in their most desperate moments.

Where & how to watch

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