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In a funny scene from the new episode of "The Man of Three Thousand Faces", Mehran Madiri goes to a flower shop to buy flowers for the bride's car, but the story turns out differently and instead of flowers, he encounters flowers (narcotics).

In a funny scene from the new episode of "The Man of Three Thousand Faces", Mehran Madiri goes to a flower shop to buy flowers for the bride's car, but the story turns out differently and instead of flowers, he encounters flowers (narcotics).

In this sequence, Mehran Madiri, who went to the flower shop with an old car and a formal dress, asks the seller for flowers. He says he wants to completely decorate the car with flowers and they have about 200 guests for the wedding. The seller, who did not understand the manager's intention, takes him inside the flower shop and shows him all kinds of drug flowers. Confused by the smell of the flowers, the manager asks for water, making the vendors laugh.

Mehran Madiri was born in 1346 in a family of 6 in the south of Tehran. He became interested in acting and theater since he was a teenager and started his career in this field. Finally, in 1368, Madiri was able to meet other artists by being an announcer on the radio program "Dastan Shab", which eventually led him to create his first satirical show for Nowruz in 1372 in collaboration with Dariush Kardan. Before this program, in addition to being a radio announcer, a manager played a role in several theaters and during this time he collaborated with many of the country's theater giants, such as Qutbuddin Sadeghi and Mikael Shahrashtani.

He also has a diploma and even though he passed the Bachelor of Theater degree, he left his academic studies incomplete due to his participation in the imposed war. Mehran Madiri became famous as an actor and director with his first work, the satirical program "Nowruz 72", then he drew attention to himself again with the series "Flight 57" in 1972. After creating and broadcasting the series "Flight 57", Mehran Mandiri started the production of another series called "Saat Khosh" with less prominent actors, which was broadcast once a week on Channel Two in 1372 and 1973.