Welcome to FarsiMov, where we proudly present “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, and Tina,” an enthralling Iranian film directed and written by Abdolreza Kahani, released in 2016. After a period of hiatus, Kahani returned to the director’s chair to bring this mesmerizing story to life in the winter of 2015. The film features three leading female actors, Tannaz Tabatabaei, Mahnaz Afshar, and Aida Maanian, while the male lead is portrayed by Mehran Ghafourian. The screenplay was also penned by Kahani himself. While the exact details of the plot haven’t been widely disclosed, this film takes a unique feminine perspective compared to the director’s previous works.

Join us on FarsiMov as we stream “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, and Tina,” a captivating tale that delves into the lives of three young women with distinct perspectives. Each of them finds herself single and embarks on a journey of revenge by mingling in various social gatherings and flirtations with different men.

Challenges with Censorship:

The journey to bring “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, and Tina” to our screens wasn’t without its challenges. Reports surfaced about disagreements and speculations regarding the reasons behind the delay in receiving the screening license. Mohammed Hussein Latifi, a member of the screening council, emphasized that the film “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, Tina” couldn’t be modified to meet the required standards and hence wouldn’t be granted a screening license. According to him, the unanimous opinion was that the film’s content, from beginning to end, posed issues that couldn’t be resolved.

This decision sparked protests from various figures within the cinema industry. Actress Taraneh Alidoosti tweeted, “An old question: How can a film that is fundamentally flawed and can’t be fixed according to you, get approved by the censorship organization?” She further questioned the decision-making process, referring to Latifi’s statement that the opinions of nine council members represent the entire nation’s viewpoint.

Mehran Ghaforian also expressed his views, stating, “It’s unclear what happens when a film receives its production permit and is ready but not allowed to be screened! For example, for ‘Ben-Hur,’ we didn’t come to get a production permit for ‘Ben-Hur’ but let’s make ‘Zapata.’ They shouldn’t say this film can’t be modified, because I truly don’t understand its meaning. Does Kahani take a permit to make one film and then make another with this permit, or has he added strange things to the film?”

Despite the controversies and debates surrounding the film’s approval, “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, and Tina” stands as a testament to the dynamic nature of Iranian cinema and the discussions it ignites within society.

Experience the intrigue and controversy of “Delighted: Nazanin, Bahareh, and Tina” only on FarsiMov. Your gateway to the world of Iranian cinema.