"Oh, Pretty Pari!"
Pari takes the responsibility of taking care of her family after her father's death. He is trying to save his younger sister Mariam who is working in a cafe under a one-sided contract with a man named Asghar, and so he goes from Shiraz to Isfahan and meets a rich young man named Parviz. Pari reads in the newspaper that Parviz is looking for a private driver. She comes to Parviz's job by wearing men's clothes and using the name Masha Allah. Pari finds out that Parviz's uncle has decided to marry his daughter Laden to his nephew, and Parviz is against this union. Parviz becomes interested in Pari until Asghar's uncle takes Pari hostage with the connivance of Parviz to agree to marry Laden. Pari escapes from the predicament and appears in Parviz's wedding ceremony where he sees Masha Allah's velvet hat fall and Parviz realizes that "he" is actually Pari.
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Pari takes the responsibility of taking care of her family after her father's death. He is trying to save his younger sister Mariam who is working in a cafe under a one-sided contract with a man named Asghar, and so he goes from Shiraz to Isfahan and meets a rich young man named Parviz. Pari reads in the newspaper that Parviz is looking for a private driver. She comes to Parviz's job by wearing men's clothes and using the name Masha Allah. Pari finds out that Parviz's uncle has decided to marry his daughter Laden to his nephew, and Parviz is against this union. Parviz becomes interested in Pari until Asghar's uncle takes Pari hostage with the connivance of Parviz to agree to marry Laden. Pari escapes from the predicament and appears in Parviz's wedding ceremony where he sees Masha Allah's velvet hat fall and Parviz realizes that "he" is actually Pari.
