Golnesaa Dar Paris | گلنسا در پاریس

Golnesaa Dar Paris : گلنسا در پاریس : is a film directed by Reza Safaee, written by Habibollah Kasmaei, and produced in 1974 (1353).

Plot Summary: Golnesa is a beautiful and brave girl from the Koli tribe, residing in the ancestral lands of Masoud Khan. Masoud Khan, a carefree young man, associates with unruly and unhealthy individuals. Due to jealousy towards the girls who are friends with Masoud, Golnesa disrespects them. Masoud Khan sends a message that the Golnesa tribe must leave his property.

Golnesa goes to Masoud Khan's house to convince him, secretly harboring feelings for him. Masoud Khan decides to invite the Koli people to a grand party he has organized to entertain his guests. In the party, a lottery is conducted by the Mullen Moquette company. Golnesa wins the lottery, and the prize is a one-month trip to Paris. Initially uninterested in the trip, Golnesa changes her mind upon learning that Masoud has gone to Paris. With her uncle's permission, Golnesa, along with Noubar, the Mullen Moquette's doorman, embarks on the journey.

In Paris, guided by an Iranian youth named Jamshid, Golnesa decides to change her appearance to attract Masoud, who is superficial. Golnesa attends parties with her new look. Masoud, who doesn't recognize her, quickly becomes infatuated with her and tries to get to know her. Golnesa introduces herself as Mitra, the daughter of a prominent judge. Masoud's uncle accidentally discovers that Mitra is actually Golnesa, who transformed herself to win Masoud's attention.

Masoud, initially scornful, realizes that Golnesa is the only girl who genuinely cares for him. He pursues Golnesa, and they start their life together.

Note: This summary provides an overview of the film's storyline. For a detailed experience, it's recommended to watch the movie.

Golnesaa Dar Paris

Information

  • Original title
    Golnesaa Dar Paris
  • Alternative titles
    گلنسا در پاریس
  • Director
    Reza Safaei
  • Writer
    Habibolah Kasmaei
  • Country
    Iran
  • Year
    1974
  • Release date
    Jan. 16, 1974