Naqsh E Ishq

Naqshe Ishq (Role of Love) is documented program in many parts and each part contains an interview of actor, actress or director etc. of Islamic Historical TV Serial Mokhtar Nameh (Mukhtar Nama) in Urdu. You can watch these interviews by visiting a site completely about Mokhtar Nameh where all videos have been dubbed into Urdu and now available for Urdu community in Indo_Pak. These interviews are very interesting, all team got inspired during the shooting of this historical serial and a long period of eight years passed while serial was recorded and the telecast for Iranian TV in Persian and it is award to only Urdu Team who dubbed this TV serial while it was on air in Iran. To Watch These interviews and amazing things related to
shooting of Mokhtar Nameh (Mukhtar Nama) please Visit this site Mokhtarnameh.urdutube.net  
Many Parts of these interviews has been uploaded after dubbed many are coming up next!!!!!!!

مختار نامہ ایک اسلامی تاریخی ٹی وی سیریل ہے جسے ایران نے تخلیق کیا ہے اس سیریل میں بڑے بڑے نامور اداکاروں نے اداکاری کی ہے جبکہ اس فلم کے ڈائریکٹر پہلے ہی بہت سی اسلامی تاریخی کہانیوں/واقعات کو فلم/سیریل کی شکل میں ڈھال چکے میں مثال کے طور پر سیریل امام علی عہ، اب انہوں نے مختار نامہ جیسی بڑی کاسٹ والی سیریل کی ڈائریکشن دی ہے جس میں قریب قریب 3000 افراد نے کام کیا ہے۔ اس سیریل کو نہائت پسند کیا گیا تھا اور پہلی بار کسی نے واقعہ کربلا کے بعض مناظر کو شوٹ کرنے کی جراءت کی تھی حتیٰ کے عباس بن علی کے کردار کیلئے ایک اداکار کو چنا گیا اور ان کے واقعات کو فلمبند بھی کیا گیا مگر بعد ازاں ناگزیر وجوہات کی بنا پر ان مناظر کو حذف کردیاگیا۔ http://www.mokhtarnameh.urdutube.net/ اس سائٹ پر آپ اس ٹی وی سیریل میں کام کرنے والے اداکاروں/اداکاراؤں کے انٹر ویز ملاحظہ فرماسکتے ہیں جس میں انہوں اس سیریل کی شوٹنگ کے دوران پیش آنے والے واقعات کا تذکرہ اور اپنے جذبات کے بارے میں اظہار خیال کیا ہے۔

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Maritime Silk Road (From Persia To China) Urdu Subtitles

It seems to be a good Iranian historical movie, there are some of the best Iranian actors, such as Bahram Radan, Dariush Arjmand and Ezzatollah Entezami, and also some Chinese and Thai ones, I think Shazan
(Bahram Radan) is a Persian Marco Polo in this movie.Mohammad Bozorgnia, who has worked as Dariush Mehrjui’s assistant for many years, has been always interested in making films about sea. The Ship Angelica, Battle of Oil Tankers, Storm, and The Maritime Silk Road are all about personalities who are one way or
another connected to the sea. A Place to Love was his sole film which had nothing to do with the sea. It was made four years ago and was a failure. Some of his films are about contemporary society of Iran (Battle of Oil Tankers, Storm) and some go back in time (The Ship Angelica, The Maritime Silk Road). His new film is one of the most spectacular film projects of Iran and is about a man called Soleiman who, according to historical documents, was the first sailor to cross the Indian Ocean to China. His route was then called the maritime Silk Road and many merchants took that route to get their merchandise to China. One of the passengers in this film is a young man who keeps a log of the voyage. Shooting The Maritime Silk Road has started in southern Iranian islands and has continued into China and Thailand.

Crewmembers include Bahram Badakhshani (director of photography), Khosrow Keivan-Mehr (sound recordist), Farhad Alizadeh Ahi (production designer), Saeed Malekan (makeup designer), and Hassan Beshkoufeh (producer). Main roles have been played by Ezzatollah Entezami, Reza Kianian, Bahram Radan, Dariush Arjmand, Pegah Ahangarani, Payam Dehkordi, Mehdi Mayamei, and Mohsen Hosseini. It has been shot in seven months and in view of high production cost, it would be possibly among important films of the next edition of Fajr International Film Festival.

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Four Commandos Full Film (Iranian Movie in Urdu)

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Ekhrajiha 2 (The Outcasts 2) Urdu Dubbed Movie

In 2007, the Iranian film “Ekhrajiha” was released. This became one of Iran’s best selling movies and like a lot of Iranian best selling movies, it garnered a lot of controversy and went through phases of being banned and unbanned. Proving yet again that the people in charge are idiots, because movies like “Ekhrajiha” are the best forms of propaganda for them IF ONLY THEY COULD REALIZE IT. Unlike other Iraq-Iran war movies that come out from Iran, “Ekhrajiha” tried a new thing by focusing not on 100% Morally Fantastic Men but instead on a group of outcasts, thugs, thieves, drug addicts, and so on. This group volunteers to go the army.
The film was controversial (and when I say that, I probably mean controversial from the perspective of a few hardliners) and it upset the government because they claimed the film was making light of the war (because it is a comedy) and that it shows the people who fought for Iran in a bad light, since it was showing that a bunch of outcasts had joined the army. A moronic complain, because the movie showed that the army straightened this people out! By the end of it, the gang leader martyred himself for his country. How is this in any way not the best propaganda material!
That’s enough for one. The sequel (I think this is the first sequel EVER in Iranian film industry) was about them being captured by the Iraqi army and their time as PoW. Already this was making the government folks frown. A comedy about being a PoW? Unacceptable! Controversy, controversy, but it was released. Again, if I was the government of Iran, I’d go to the director’s house and shower him with money, because this is nothing if not a huge propaganda film. There are other lowlifes in the prison, aside from the characters from the first film, and initially they are ready to befriend the Iraqis for benefits while selling out their country. But by the end of the film, ALL the PoWs join together to sing the Iranian anthem in front of an angry group of Iraqi generals.
I might have found the film more amusing if I watched a few months back. But watching it right after the post-election unrests, I can’t feel a little saddened about the many Iranians that sacrificed themselves during the revolution and during the eight year old war with Saddam (and by proxy, the rest of the “free” world), all to reach a point where even the most obvious propaganda film is being criticized by the government for not being NICE enough. Sad.

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Hayat (The Life) Persian Film in Urdu

Hayat, meaning life, is a 12 year old girl who resides with her family in a small village in Iran. The little girl is preparing hard to appear in the school exams. Unfortunately, her father falls ill the day before her exams and had to be hospitalized. The little girl is agitated to babysit her infant sister on the most important day of her life. However, she was not the kind of a girl who would give up easily. With the help of some well-wishers, Hayat makes every possible effort to give her exam. Now, will her attempts bear fruits?

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FERESHTEH & CHILD Urdu (Child and Angel) Koudak va fereshteh

Director: Masoud·Naghash Zadeh
Countries And Regions: Iran
Year: 2008
Duration: 82minutes
Director: Masoud·Naghash Zadeh
Cinematography: Nader·Massomi,Habbib Majid
Script Writer: Mohamadreza·Gohari
Music: Karen·Homayoonfar
Set in a town in southern Iran in the summer of 1980, the film follows the experiences of a school girl as was descends, and sets in. A carefully and sensitively told story.

Fereshteh And Behnam have lost their parents during Iran-Iraq war. Movie starts with Iraqi forces attack to Abadan (city in west of Iran) causing death of Fereshteh parents. Fereshteh who has just returned home from school, escapes form the attack.

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A Span of Heaven (Urdu) Latest Persian Movie

Written & Directed by: Ali Vazirian
Producer: Seyed Hossein Haghgoo & Norouzbeigi
Executive Producer: Javad Norouzbeigi
Director of Photography: Mohammad Aladpoush
Editor: Bahram Dehghani
Composer: Bardia Kiaras
Art Director: Ali Vazirian
Costume Designer: Jale Zakizadeh
Set Decorator: Farhad Vilkiji
Sound Mix: Hossein Abolsedq
Sound-recordist: Farhad Arjmandi
Make up: Mehrdad Mirkiani
Cast: Ali Soleymani, Behrouz Baghaee, Behzad Farahani, Ladan Tabatabaee,
Sahand Jahedi, Armita Moradi, Afsar Asadi, Nader Soleymani,Mohsen Ghazimoradi
To earn his family's living, young Mohsen sells flowers on the crowded streets of the city.Speaking to God at night, Mohsen sees an angel appearing to him. He tells his wishes to the angel, and that he longs for a little piece of Heaven where he can take his family and friends there.
Providing his loved ones with a comfortable life is the ultimate dream of Mohsen.By God's command, the angel gives him a little piece of Heaven. At first nobody believes him receiving such blessing. However, once people start enjoying his divine gift, wicked plans start to take shape and....

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