Nazanin 1976 filme irani — ba Googoosh hast?

Yes. Googoosh plays the title role of Nazanin alongside Changiz Vossoughi as Morteza. It is one of her notable dramatic performances from the pre-revolutionary era.

Is Nazanin available with English subtitles on K-Time?

K-Time streams Nazanin in its original Persian audio. Subtitle availability may vary; check the player options when you open the title on K-Time for current language settings.

Koja bebinam filme Nazanin ba Googoosh online?

You can watch Nazanin on K-Time — no extra download required, no VPN, no geo-blocking. It plays directly in your browser or on your TV and phone through the K-Time platform.

What is the story of the 1976 film Nazanin about?

It follows a young orphaned woman left pregnant by an irresponsible man who abandons her. The film traces her quiet fight for dignity and stability in 1970s working-class Tehran.

Nazanin

Name: Nazanin
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 1976
Duration: 100 min
Cast: Googoosh, Changiz Vossoughi, Reza Atayi

Director: Alireza Davoudnejad

Cast: Googoosh, Changiz Vossoughi, Reza Atayi

Nazanin is a 1976 Iranian drama-romance film directed by Alireza Davoudnejad, featuring two of pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema's most beloved icons. Set against the social textures of 1970s Tehran, it tells the story of a young woman navigating love, poverty, and circumstance with quiet resilience.

What is Nazanin about?

A young orphaned woman named Nazanin lives under the roof of her aunt Efat, carrying a pregnancy fathered by Morteza — a restless, directionless man who has repeatedly dodged his military obligations. When Morteza finally disappears rather than face his responsibilities, Nazanin is left alone to confront the weight of her situation. The film follows her struggle to find dignity and stability within a society where women of modest means had few advocates. As she searches for a way forward, the story quietly examines what duty, love, and survival mean for those with little power to choose.

The K-Time take

Davoudnejad draws restrained, lived-in performances from both Googoosh and Vossoughi, letting the film's emotional weight accumulate in glances and silences rather than melodrama. The result is a social portrait of working-class Tehran that feels genuine — less concerned with plot mechanics than with the texture of its characters' daily struggle.

Cast & crew

Googoosh — at the height of her fame as Iran's most celebrated pop singer and actress — brings warmth and vulnerability to the title role. Changiz Vossoughi, one of pre-revolutionary cinema's defining leading men, portrays Morteza with an uneasy blend of charm and irresponsibility. Reza Atayi rounds out the principal cast.

Context & significance

For the Iranian diaspora, Nazanin carries a double significance: it is both a compelling social drama and a document of a vanished world. Films from this era — the final decade of pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema — capture urban Tehran at a specific crossroads of modernization and tradition. Googoosh's presence alone makes the film emotionally charged for Persian-speaking audiences abroad, for whom her voice and image are inseparable from a sense of cultural memory and longing. The film's portrait of working-class women navigating systemic powerlessness retains its relevance decades later.

Where & how to watch

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