
Night of the Hunchback
Drama · Comedy
Overview
Adapted from a story in 1001 Nights, the story concerns the death of an actor and the comical incidents that occur as different people come into possession of, and attempt to dispose of, his body.
Top Cast
Farhang Amiri
Farhang Amiri
Farhang Amiri


Farrokh Ghaffari
Farrokh Ghaffari
Farrokh Ghaffari
Paria Hakemi
Paria Hakemi
Paria Hakemi


Mohammadali Keshavarz
Mohammadali Keshavarz
Mohammadali Keshavarz


Pari Saberi
Pari Saberi
Pari Saberi


Zackaria Hashemi
Zackaria Hashemi
Zackaria Hashemi
Reza Hushmand
Reza Hushmand
Reza Hushmand


Ali Miri
Ali Miri
Ali Miri
Behruz Sayyadi
Behruz Sayyadi
Behruz Sayyadi
Salman Venus
Salman Venus
Salman Venus
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