Is Shabe Fereshtegan a classic Film Farsi movie?

Yes. Made in 1967, it is a representative example of the Film Farsi comedy genre — a pre-revolution era of Iranian commercial cinema known for light romantic plots, popular music, and broad humor aimed at general audiences.

Googoosh koja bebinam — is she in this film?

Yes, Googoosh appears as one of the lead performers. This 1967 production showcases her during her earlier career, well before she became the defining icon of Persian pop music that diaspora audiences remember.

Does Shabe Fereshtegan have Persian subtitles or dubbing?

The film is in original Persian audio, so native Farsi speakers can follow it directly without subtitles. K-Time streams it in its original language; no dubbed track is currently available.

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Shabe Fereshtegan

Name: Shabe Fereshtegan
Genre: Film Farsi
Released: 1967
Duration: 80 min
Cast: Googoosh, Nancy Kwak, Mohammad Reza Fazeli Katayoun, Dariush Talaei

Director: Fereydoun Gol

Cast: Googoosh, Nancy Kwak, Mohammad Reza Fazeli Katayoun, Dariush Talaei

Shabe Fereshtegan (Night of the Angels) is a 1967 Iranian Film Farsi comedy directed by Fereydoun Gol, starring Googoosh alongside Nancy Kwak and Dariush Talaei. Running eighty minutes, this classic pre-revolution production captures the light spirit and social wit that defined commercial Persian cinema of the 1960s.

What is Shabe Fereshtegan about?

Three young men, each with a sharply distinct character — one perpetually joking, one earnest and buttoned-up, the third somewhere comfortably in between — share a modest livelihood working together at a small shop. Restless and ambitious, they spend their off hours dreaming of a better life. Their strategy: court wealthy young women from the upper quarters of the city. To pull it off, they must reinvent themselves entirely, adopting the manners, clothes, and speech of affluent society. What begins as a straightforward scheme quickly multiplies into overlapping deceptions, mistaken identities, and comic misunderstandings as their borrowed personas start colliding with inconvenient reality.

Cast & crew

Googoosh — then already a magnetic young talent who would become one of the most beloved figures in Persian pop culture — leads the cast with her characteristic charm. She is joined by Nancy Kwak and Mohammad Reza Fazeli alongside Dariush Talaei. Director Fereydoun Gol helms the production, working within the breezy, crowd-pleasing idiom that characterized Film Farsi comedies of that decade.

Context & significance

Film Farsi was a commercially driven genre that flourished in Iran from the 1950s through the late 1970s, blending slapstick comedy, romantic plots, and popular music into entertainment aimed squarely at working-class urban audiences. Shabe Fereshtegan sits comfortably within that tradition, offering class-crossing misadventure and romantic confusion as gentle social commentary. For diaspora viewers who grew up hearing stories of pre-revolution Tehran cinema — or who remember those theaters firsthand — titles like this carry the texture of a lost world. Watching it is less about plot than atmosphere: the fashions, the city, the humor, and the unmistakable presence of Googoosh in her earlier years.

Where & how to watch

Shabe Fereshtegan is available to stream on K-Time in its original Persian audio. Watch on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, no extra download required. Subscribe once and cancel anytime.