Aroose Khiaban-e Fereshteh

I have nothing to say about the movie. It's an inferior movie, created for entertaining the ordinary audience, and I don't believe it successfully achieved its goal.

The funny thing I want to discuss pertains to the portrayal of the Indian bride. Why is it that Iranians consistently turn to India when seeking to depict a beautiful foreign bride? Have Iranian directors ever closely observed Indian brides? Tara Attar's appearance bears no resemblance to that of Indian women; Instead, she closely aligns with the false image Iranians often have in their minds regarding the beauty of Indian women.

Even within Indian cinema, there is a tendency to cast non-Indian actresses -even persians- due to their fair skin, oval faces, and taller stature, which are considered more conventionally attractive traits.

Wouldn't it be preferable to uphold our Iranian pride and, if showcasing a foreign beauty is deemed necessary, opt for women from regions such as Scandinavia rather than continually resorting to Indian and Lebanese brides?

In the end, I must say that the make-up and acting of Hossam Nawab Safavi were surprising, and I give a positive score for that.