Sad Kilo Damad chiye — Film Farsi hast?

Yes, it is a 1962 Film Farsi comedy from Iran, directed by Abbas Shabaviz. It follows a divorced couple who must navigate a legal stand-in marriage before they can reconcile, starring a young Behrouz Vossoughi.

Behrouz Vossoughi too in filme che naghshi dare?

Vossoughi plays the young husband at the center of the story. This is one of his earlier screen appearances, well before he became a legend of pre-revolution Iranian cinema. His performance is lively and engaging throughout the 71-minute runtime.

Koja mishe Sad Kilo Damad ro online tamasha kard?

You can stream Sad Kilo Damad on K-Time — available on web, smart TV, and phone. No extra download is needed, no VPN, and no geo-restriction. A K-Time subscription covers the full classic Film Farsi catalog.

In filme irani subtitle ya dub dare?

Sad Kilo Damad streams in its original Persian audio on K-Time. No separate dubbed or subtitled version is available, but as a fully Persian-language production it is entirely accessible to native and diaspora Farsi speakers without subtitles.

Sad Kilo Damad

Name: Sad Kilo Damad
Genre: Film Farsi
Released: 1962
Duration: 71 min
Cast: Behrouz Vossoughi, Vida gahremani, Taghi zohori, Gholamhosein Bahmanyar

Director: Abbas shabaviz

Cast: Behrouz Vossoughi, Vida gahremani, Taghi zohori, Gholamhosein Bahmanyar

Sad Kilo Damad is a 1962 Iranian Film Farsi comedy directed by Abbas Shabaviz, starring Behrouz Vossoughi in an early career role. Running 71 minutes, this classic piece of pre-revolution Persian cinema follows a young couple whose impulsive decision to divorce sets off a chain of farcical and emotionally resonant consequences rooted in Islamic family law.

What is Sad Kilo Damad about?

A young husband and wife, repeatedly at each other's throats over petty disagreements, reach a breaking point during one particularly heated argument. The husband, in a rash moment, pronounces the triple-talaq divorce — an irrevocable act under traditional Islamic law that sunders the marriage in an instant. Days pass, and both partners are struck by remorse, realizing they still love each other and want to reconcile. But the law demands that before remarrying, the woman must first wed another man — a mahall, or stand-in husband — who then must divorce her before the original couple can reunite. What follows is a search for a cooperative mahall who quickly develops his own feelings and refuses to release her, turning a simple legal detour into a full comic ordeal that exposes the absurdities and hidden cruelties embedded in the couple's hasty choice.

Cast & crew

Behrouz Vossoughi, who would go on to become one of the most celebrated actors in Iranian cinema history, appears here in an early role that already shows his natural charisma and dramatic range. Vida Gahremani brings warmth and comedic timing to the female lead, while Taghi Zohori and Gholamhosein Bahmanyar round out the ensemble with seasoned theatrical performances rooted in the Film Farsi tradition.

Context & significance

Film Farsi was the dominant popular cinema of Iran from the 1950s through the 1979 revolution — a genre defined by melodrama, comedy, music, and stories grounded in everyday Tehran life. Sad Kilo Damad fits squarely in the comedic wing of this tradition, using the legal and social mechanics of Islamic divorce law as comic fodder while also poking gently at rigid social norms. For diaspora audiences, this film carries a particular nostalgic weight: it preserves a snapshot of pre-revolution Iranian urban culture, the fashions, the family dynamics, and the moral codes of a world that no longer exists. Watching it connects Persian-speaking viewers abroad to a shared cultural inheritance that survived exile.

Where & how to watch

Sad Kilo Damad is available on K-Time in its original Persian-language audio. No VPN is required and there is no geo-blocking — watch on the web browser, on your TV, or on your phone with a single subscription. Cancel anytime.