Title: New Legal Drama ‘Convicted’ Set to Premiere, Starring Sara Bayat as a Determined Judge
A new and gripping social drama, ‘Convicted’ (Mahkoom), is set to premiere on Iranian home video platforms this Wednesday, September 3, 2025. Directed by Siamak Mardaneh and with Mohammad Hossein Mahdavian serving as a creative consultant, the series promises a tense narrative and stellar performances, marking a highly anticipated return for one of Iranian television’s acclaimed producers.
Plot and Cast Details
‘Convicted’ follows the life of Nasrin, a dedicated public prosecutor portrayed by Sara Bayat. After the death of her husband, Nasrin strives to build a new life for herself, only to become entangled in a profound conflict between her duties as a mother and the heavy responsibilities of her professional role. This project marks Sara Bayat’s return to a leading role since 2019.
She is joined by Pejman Jamshidi, who shines as Adib Foroutan, a humble police detective. The series boasts a diverse and talented ensemble cast, including Mehran Ghafourian (Bahram), Kourosh Tahami (Khosrow), Elham Korda (Nahid), Esmaeil Mahrabi (Esmail), Younes Horan-Af (Mehiar), Shadi Khalili, Ramin Parchami, Armin Khazaei, and Amir Dezhakam. The production is helmed by producer Mohammad Reza Mansouri.
Creative Leadership and Vision
Mohammad Hossein Mahdavian, the creative force behind the successful series ‘Zakhme Kari’ (Fatal Wound), lends his expertise as a consultant to ‘Convicted.’ His collaboration with director Siamak Mardaneh continues a noted trend of supporting emerging directorial talent, adding a distinctive signature to the project’s development and execution.
A Story of Conflict and Duty
The official synopsis describes a compelling narrative: “Nasrin, a prosecutor who has lost her husband, is in search of a new life. However, her son’s opposition and a series of unexpected events plunge her into a struggle between maternal love and her professional obligations.”
With its thrilling plot and renowned cast, ‘Convicted’ is poised to captivate audiences. The series offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by women within the judicial system and stands as one of the most awaited Iranian dramatic releases of the year.
