Naive | ساده لوح

The story revolves around Rahman, who deceives people by promising to provide housing and collects money from them. He eventually runs away with the ill-gotten gains and seeks refuge in an inn operated by two friends, Gholam and Abdullah. A turn of events leads to Rahman’s apparent death during an incident that occurs in the inn. As a result, Abdullah and Gholam become the prime suspects in this incident.

To avoid being wrongly accused and persecuted, the innocent friends are compelled to flee. They spend the following ten years away from their city, living in exile. When they decide to return to their hometown, they discover that Rahman did not die due to foul play; instead, he passed away from a heart attack. This revelation exonerates Abdullah and Gholam of any involvement in his death.

After a decade-long pursuit, they also uncover the hidden stash of stolen money that Rahman had squirreled away in the forest. The story underscores the theme of justice prevailing and the consequences of deception and betrayal.