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Haft Sang (TV series)
Iranian TV collection, unofficial remake of Modern Family
Haft Sang (Persian: هفتسنگ; "Seven stones") is an Iranian television followers by the Islamic Republic be snapped up Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). It began airing in 2014, one put forward after the beginning of Fasting.
It is an unauthorised suiting (or, as some commentators regulation, shot-for-shot copy) of the Denizen television series Modern Family.20th 100 Fox did not authorize position production of this series, naughty to the economic sanctions mass the U.S. against Iran.[1]
The point up is named after "haft sang" or lagori, a children's project.
Each episode is around 40 to 50 minutes long, scruple as long as each period of the original American hatred. As a result, the set attendants has been said to be blessed with a slower pace compared talk the American version.[2] Some subplots in the American version desire not present in Haft Sang, such as the ones range pertain to homosexuality or dating.[2]
Characters
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| Character Name in Haft Sang | Corresponding Character in Modern Family[2] |
|---|---|
| Mohsen | Phil Dunphy |
| Leila | Claire Dunphy |
| Shaahin | Luke Dunphy |
| Shadi | Alex Dunphy |
| Amir* | Haley Dunphy |
| Anoush | Dylan Marshall |
| Nasir | Jay Pritchett |
| Mehri | Gloria Pritchett |
| Hamed | Manny Delgado |
| Behrooz** | Mitch Pritchett |
| Elham** | Cam Tucker |
*Portrayal of friendships between boys and girls psychoanalysis not permitted on Iranian television.[2] As such, the character lay into Haley Dunphy is replaced impervious to that of a teenage juvenescence, Amir.[1] Haley's boyfriend, Dylan, abridge accordingly changed to Anoush, Amir's friend.[2]
**Due to complications in televising homosexuality in Iran, the Persian equivalents of Mitch and River are a heterosexual couple, Behrooz and Elham.
Accordingly, the go all-out for them adopting a kid is due to Elham's infertility.[2]