Haji Agha, the Cinema Actor

In this comedic narrative, a director seeks inspiration by filming Haji Agha in secret. Haji, a rich man who disapproves of cinema, becomes the focus of the film as he navigates misunderstandings involving his lost watch, his servant, and a series of comedic events.

The cast includes Habibollah Morad as Haji Agha, supported by his daughter, son-in-law, and servant, who contribute to the unfolding story. The film humorously captures Haji's journey from skepticism to appreciation of cinema, highlighting the impact of film on his life.

As a piece from the early 1930s, "Haji Agha, the Cinema Actor" reflects the era's comedic style and societal attitudes towards film. Collectors can appreciate its historical significance in the comedy genre, as well as its cultural insights into the evolution of cinema in that period.