Gypsy's Wrath

Gypsy's Wrath is a 1968 Iranian film that Ismail Riahi both wrote and directed, working with the Sina Film studio in Techniscope format with Technicolor processing, a relatively ambitious technical choice for Iranian cinema of the period. Nathanael Zabolani produced the picture, which brought together several familiar faces of the era's commercial film industry, including Pouri Banayi, Mohammad-Ali Fardin, Humayun Tebrizyan and Yadollah Mohammadinejad in its principal cast.

Wikidata classifies the film as a crime picture, consistent with the kind of star-driven genre entertainment that dominated Iranian studio output before the 1979 revolution, when directors like Riahi frequently combined writing and directing duties on the same project. Beyond the credited cast and crew, detailed plot information about the film has not survived in accessible sources, though its Persian-language title, which translates roughly as gypsy's wrath, points to a story built around themes of vengeance common to the crime and melodrama genres popular with Iranian audiences at the time.