A Simple Wedding

Nousha is a determined and ambitious housing attorney navigating the intricacies of her cultural heritage and personal desires. She embodies resilience, often torn between family expectations and her modern outlook on life. Her journey of self-discovery is central to the story, reflecting the struggle for individuality within tradition.

Ziba is Nousha's traditional mother, longing for her daughter to embrace her cultural roots and find a suitable Persian husband. Her character represents the older generation's values, often conflicting with Nousha's more liberal views. Despite her stern approach, Ziba's love for her family is evident.

Alex is a free-spirited bisexual artist and DJ who challenges conventional norms. His carefree demeanor adds a layer of complexity to his relationship with Nousha, encouraging her to embrace her true self. His journey through personal family struggles makes him a relatable and multifaceted character.

Maggie is Alex's mother, who navigates her own emotional journey as she supports her son. Her character evolves throughout the story, revealing themes of love and acceptance. Maggie's bond with Saman adds a sweet subplot, showcasing unexpected connections.

Uncle Saman, a veteran from Tehran, provides comic relief and wisdom amidst the chaos. His supportive nature and connection with Maggie reveal a heartwarming subplot of love and second chances. Saman’s involvement highlights the importance of family ties and acceptance.

Lynne is a close friend of Nousha, offering her unwavering support during challenging times. Her character embodies loyalty and friendship, providing a sense of community throughout the wedding preparations. Lynne's encouragement helps Nousha navigate her insecurities.