Saadolah Be Sherkat Miravad
Yadollah is the company's janitor, and due to illness, he asks his son Saadollah (played by Ali Sadeghi) to replace him, but Saadollah refuses to take the job until...
Yadollah is the company's janitor, and due to illness, he asks his son Saadollah (played by Ali Sadeghi) to replace him, but Saadollah refuses to take the job until...
Ali Sadeghi
Maryam Soltani
Mehdi Aminikhah
Kazem Afrandnia
Pardis Afkari
Yadollah is the company's janitor, and due to illness, he asks his son Saadollah (played by Ali Sadeghi) to replace him, but Saadollah refuses to take the job until...
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