The Accused Escaped

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The Accused Escaped
Persianمتهم گریخت
GenreComedy-drama
Written bySaeed Aghakhani
Directed byReza Attaran
Starring
Maryam Amir Jalali
Ali Sadeghi
Saeed Aghakhani




Alireza Jafari
Opening theme"The Accused Escaped" by Reza Attaran & Amirhossein Modares
Ending themeby Majid Akhshabi
ComposerHamid Reza Sadri & Alireza Afkari
Country of originIran
Original languagePersian
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes26
Production
ProducersMehran Maham
Vahid Ghotbizadeh
Production locationTehran
Running time45 minutes
DistributorIRIB TV3
Release
Picture format16:9
Original release3 October (2005-10-03) –
4 November 2005 (2005-11-04)

The Accused Escaped (Persian: متهم گریخت‎, romanized: Motaham Gorikht) is an Iranian comedy-drama television series directed by Reza Attaran and written by Saeed Aghakhani, which aired on IRIB TV3 from 3 October to 4 November, 2005 for 26 episodes. the series aired during Ramadan. The series centers on Hashem, who migrates to Tehran with his family because of a heart problem, his wife's insistence, and the hope of a better job. But living in Tehran puts him and his family in a lot of trouble.[1]

in april 2021, after 15 years of the series airing, IRIB TV3 broadcast it again and it was one of the most-watched television series of the year, becoming one of the most popular television series of all time in Iran.

Plot[]

Hashem () and his family live a simple life in a city not far away. Prior to his illness, he worked as an exhaust repairman in a rented shop, but doctors prevented him from doing heavy work due to his illness. For this reason, they decide to move to Tehran. Upon arrival in Tehran, Hashem and his family face many problems that... [2]

Cast and characters[]

Main[]

  • as Hashem Agha Babazadeh
  • Maryam Amir Jalali as Sarvar Khanoom, Hashem's wife
  • Ali Sadeghi as Abbas, Masoumeh's husband and Hashem's son-in-law
  • Saeed Aghakhani as Mansour, in love with Azam
  • as Shazdeh, Hashem's Landlord, in love with Bibi
  • as Bibi, Hashem's mom, Sarvar's Mother-in-law
  • as Masoumeh, Hashem's youngest daughter and Abbas's Wife
  • as Azam, Hashem's eldest daughter
  • Alireza Jafari as Saeed, Hashem's son

Recurring[]

  • Reza Attaran as Ramin
  • Ahmad Pourmokhber as Mashghorboun, Hashem's Neighbor, in love with Bibi
  • Majid Shahriari as Ashki, Hashem's boss and creditor
  • Khashayar Rad as Nader blourian
  • Felor Nazari as Nader's wife
  • Reza Davood Nejad as the man in front of the Hospital
  • Asghar heidari as Touraj, Criminal and Hashem's Classmate
  • Anahita Afshar as Ramin's wife
  • Mohammad Barsouzian as the head of the Hospital
  • as the driver that Saeed brought

Ambiguities about the writer of the series[]

In one of the episodes of the Haft TV program, it was said that the is script of the TV series "Khaneh be Dosh" and the plot of the TV series "The Accused Escaped" from Asghar Farhadi. In a program on Channel Shoma, Maryam Amir Jalali raised this issue again and said that the main writer of this series and the series "Khaneh be Dosh" was Asghar Farhadi, but at that time, because he wanted to be mentioned only in cinematic works, He preferred not to have his name in the serial titration! Shortly afterwards, Saeed Aghakhani announced on the same program on Channel Shoma that the writers of both series are the same ones whose names are mentioned in the credits and that Ms. Amir Jalali spoke because of her lack of nobility in the whole subject. [3]

Reception[]

Awards and nominations[]

Year Award Category Recipient Result
2006 9th Hafez Awards Best Television Series The Accused Escaped Nominated
Best Director – Television Series Reza Attaran Won
Best Actor – Television Series Comedy Sirus Gorjestani Nominated
Best Actress – Television Series Comedy Maryam Amir Jalali Nominated
Best Original Song Reza Attaran, Amir Hossein Modares Nominated
Majid Akhshabi Nominated

References[]

  1. ^ "The Accused Escaped on Namnak News".
  2. ^ "The Accused Escaped on Telewebion".
  3. ^ "The Asghar Farhadi's secret was revealed".

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