Anything But My Mother

The film tells the story of a sports champion who is also a skilled dancer. He is in love with his colleague, and just before their engagement, he suffers an accident that leaves him paralyzed. Mohsen, the protagonist, asks his mother to keep his condition a secret from his fiancée as he struggles to adapt to his new reality.

As Mohsen battles with his disability, he refuses to move into the marital apartment without his mother's support. This dynamic between Mohsen, his mother, and his fiancée creates a poignant narrative about the complexities of love and dependency. The film's exploration of personal and familial relationships makes it a notable entry in the drama genre of the early 1990s.