IRANIAN

After his wife's death, Hemmat Khan goes to another town with his little son. There he meets a woman who looks like his wife and asks her to watch his son.

Akbar has just lost his job when he meets a foreign tourist woman named Catherine and starts working as her guide. This proves to be troublesome since his wife and his former co-workers try to end his new relationship.

Akbar takes advantage of Abdollah's absence and gets marry with his fiance. But Abdollah is back and is after his fiance. Akbar has a big carpentry and not lets Abdollah who has a small work shop to work. Akbar is getting killed in the jungle and Abdollah is suspected of killing him but he is innocent.

Safdar comes back from his 10 years exile only to find his hometown being managed by a scoundrel named Hashem. Although Safdar tries to ignore him, Hashem's attempt to put up a fight continues.

A Young guy (Behrouz Vossoughi) who is dreaming to go to America is trying to manage the money by stealing it, then one day he meets a wealthy girl (Gogoosh).

Baba Karam who is a musician lives with his daughter in a village. He sends his daughter to Tehran to study. She finds out that her father is in debt to the reeve and soon will be imprisoned.

A man from village goes to city, to find a job and marry a wife. But encounters with a lot of troubles he did not expect.

Goli's mother doesn't let her to marry Mozafar who is a poet and an inventor but in a poor financial position. In a series of events Mozafar has to overcome his rich opponent, Motahar.

Kadkhoda and Mash Bagher decide to marry Leila to Einollah but Samad intervenes. He takes Leila and together they escape to the city. There they meet a couple Sami and Leili who look just like them and switch places. Now Samad and Leila are in the city dressed like them and the other couple return to their village to lice there. This cause some more funny adventures for both couples.

A group of fake filmmakers come to Samad's village. The whole crowd is excited about the event specially once they find out that the actors will be chosen from the village itself. The race to become the main actor and the presence of the sexy "New Face" among the villagers creates one of Samad's funniest adventures.

This spoof of Kung Fu movies begins with Samad, the obtuse troublesome bumpkin boy, busted for the villagers' numerous complaints. Handcuffed to a rough drug smuggler, he is driven to the city by Sarkar Ostovar. They stop at the scene of a girl lying on the road who feigns her distraught and claims to be attacked. She in fact is the daughter of the man who, under the guise of a karate club, runs a drug dealing gang of which the arrested man is a member. The girl uses her karate skills to knock the police down, but she and the smuggler can not find the keys for the handcuffs and take Samad with themselves to the city, where they dump him in a theater showing Kung fu flicks. Immensely impressed by the endless action in the movie, Samad learns some fighting skills by watching it several times in a row. Back at the village, he begins teaching karate to villagers. Meanwhile Sarkar Ostvar coaxes Samad into going back to the city in order to collect some information for him.

Samad is been sent to the city to work at the house of a rich guy Mr. Maghami. The rich guy wins in a lottery but doesn't want his name to be revealed so he introduces Samad as the winner. Samad receives the prize but some greedy people are after him to steal it from him. This lead to the rest of the story.

Samad burns an ogre's hair which cause an 8000 years old ogre to be released from his prison. The ogre eat a goat and also kidnapped Leila for Samad which cause her father to complain against Samad and sends him to jail but the ogre saves him and takes him to the city. There they have more adventures.

An archaeologist who is after an antique carpet comes to the village. The carpet belongs to Samad but he has sent it to Leila's house. The archaeologist tries to steal it from them but is unsuccessful and the police intervene which lead to the rest of the story.