Doomed To Be Married

Doomed To Be Married tells the story of a woman unhappy with her husband who seeks to provoke his jealousy by engaging with another man. This leads her to a marriage of convenience, but as the plot unfolds, she finds herself genuinely falling in love with her new partner.

Produced in 1954, this film reflects the themes and storytelling styles of mid-20th century Persian cinema. Its narrative arc of love and betrayal provides insight into the cultural dynamics of the time. The film features performances from notable actors Hayedeh, Abdollah Mohammadi, Zari Vadadian, and Parkhide, which adds depth to the characters and storyline.

As a lost Persian film, Doomed To Be Married holds a unique place in cinema history, making it a noteworthy title for collectors interested in international films or the evolution of Persian cinema.