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Is Villaye Moroosi an Iranian film or a foreign production?

It is a 2024 Iranian comedy produced in Iran, directed by Nima Hashemi with a fully Iranian cast. The dialogue is in Persian throughout.

Does Villaye Moroosi have English subtitles or Persian dubbing?

The film streams in its original Persian audio on K-Time. English subtitles availability depends on your selected subtitle option at playback. There is no Persian dub since the film is originally in Persian.

Filme irani Villaye Moroosi dastan dareh ya comedy?

Hardo — the film is a comedy that also explores real family tensions around an inherited villa. It blends laughs with moments of genuine emotional stakes, which is typical of this genre in Iranian cinema.

Villaye Moroosi

Name: Villaye Moroosi
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2024
Duration: 76 min
Cast: Khashayar Rad, Maryam Amirjalali, Cyrus Hemati, Atash Taghipour, Farahnaz Manafi Zaher

Director: Nima Hashemi

Cast: Khashayar Rad, Maryam Amirjalali, Cyrus Hemati, Atash Taghipour, Farahnaz Manafi Zaher

Villaye Moroosi is a 2024 Iranian comedy film directed by Nima Hashemi, running 76 minutes and centering on an eccentric patriarch whose inherited property becomes the stage for a cascade of family complications, comic confrontations, and decisions that none of the relatives saw coming.

What is Villaye Moroosi about?

Ardeshir Khan is a man whose life has been shaped by equal measures of grief and unexpected fortune. When the ownership of a family villa lands squarely on his shoulders, the property drags along with it every unresolved tension, every competing claim, and every relative who believes they have a stake in its future. What begins as a straightforward inheritance matter quickly spirals into a comedy of errors as Ardeshir must weigh loyalties, confront the people closest to him, and figure out what the villa is really worth — not in any financial sense, but in terms of what holding onto it or letting it go would cost his family. The film moves at a brisk pace, finding humor in the collision between tradition, family obligation, and the stubborn personalities that make Iranian domestic comedies so recognizable.

Cast & crew

Writer-director Nima Hashemi also appears on screen alongside a large ensemble that includes Khashayar Rad and Maryam Amirjalali as the central figures navigating the inheritance drama. Cyrus Hemati, Atash Taghipour, Farahnaz Manafi Zaher, Yalda Alvai, and Hasti Saei Moghadam round out the family circle, each bringing a distinct comic register to their respective roles.

Context & significance

Iranian domestic comedies built around property disputes and family gatherings occupy a beloved corner of Persian cinema, and Villaye Moroosi fits squarely into that tradition. For diaspora viewers, films like this carry a particular weight: the dynamics on screen — the loud relatives, the competing loyalties, the weight of inherited obligation — resonate with lived experience across generations. A 76-minute runtime keeps things tight, and the story is accessible to anyone who has ever sat around a family table where everyone has an opinion and nobody agrees. It is the kind of film that travels well, landing just as readily in a Toronto living room or a Los Angeles apartment as it does in Tehran.

Where & how to watch

Villaye Moroosi is available on K-Time in its original Persian audio. You can stream it on the web, on your Android TV, or on your phone — no geo-blocking, no VPN needed. Start and cancel anytime.