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Film Mozafar ( 1353 ) is about : Muzaffar (Parviz Sayad), who considers himself a poet and inventor, is in love with a girl named Gali (Mary Apik) whose suitor is Motahar (Mohammed Gudarzi). Muzaffar goes to propose to Gul along with his mother (Mehri Vadayan) and his friend Mohsen (Nozer Azadi). But he faces opposition from Gali’s mother (Peri Iqbalpour). In order to “become a star”, Gully approaches Motaher and provokes Mozaffar’s anger. Gelli’s father’s inquiry reveals that Motahar has a wife and children, and he tries to prevent his daughter from marrying Motahar. He doesn’t do anything and he has to guide Muzafar to cut flowers on the day of the wedding. Muzaffar mistakenly kidnaps George, Motaher’s driver, and through him he learns that Motaher is afraid of his wife (Parvin Dolatshahi). Mozafar informs Motahar’s wife and they attend the wedding ceremony, and Motahar introduces Mozafar as the groom to save himself from his wife.