Agha'zadeh

That was one the most incredible and most amazing series that ever watch i think in terms of ranking first is game of throne and then its this series. Please ignore all the negative reviews and they didn't grasb the idea behind this or they are haters

This is one of the a few tv shows that I couldn't finish watching. The acting is below average with many vague dialogues and very weak script. There are many moments in this show that the events don't makes sense or they are presented in an unexpected way that didn't relate to the story.

What a painful thing to watch some well known actors doing their absolute worst job some muslim writers writing the cringiest dialogues don't waste your time on this hot garbage

Great acting, great camera, great plot and characters! Of course a bit hard to take for the friends of corrupt elites in Iran... The "good guys" are religious people so some will think that the series serves a specific ideology but even if it does, it goes way beyond that. I am an atheist and I enjoy watching it. It is not only fun, it also is a very thorough analysis of the social and political situation in the country.

Aghazadeh doesn't do a great job in showing and telling of the story it meant to be in it's name "Aghazadeh" But it's really good in the part of telling the love story which isn't meant to be the main focus, and that's where it gets bad, it's really that this Series doesn't know how to keep up with the multi-purpose or two main stories at one time, and most of the times this Series has really slow pacing, i don't have problems with slow pacing especially in Iranian cinema as it fits the atmosphere and i love it, but in this case it comes to a point that sometimes i wished that it was a bit faster, not that it's boring but it would've been so much better.

The "TIMELINES COMPLEXITY", exchanging the times and the screenplay are really done well and are great, Acting is good, the dialogues are fine, the soundtrack is amazing, The bond between Hamid (Sina Mehrad) and Razya (Pardis Purabdini) is very good, and Amir Aghayi (Nima) stands out on top.