Khan Nayeb

Khan Nayeb is an Iranian film from the late 1970s, directed by Gholam-Reza Sarkub with a screenplay credited to Mohammad Bolouri. Made in Persian, the picture runs about ninety minutes and belongs to the wave of commercial Iranian cinema produced in the years just before the 1979 revolution reshaped the country's film industry.

Its cast was led by Manuçehr Vüsuk, joined by performers billed under the names Arman, Karmen and Hassan Rezaei, along with additional actors including Jalal Pishvaian, Ezzatollah Ramezanifar, Hengameh and Maliheh Nasiri.

Beyond these credits, no detailed synopsis or genre classification for the film has survived widely online, and its plot remains undocumented in available sources. What is preserved instead is a poster image held by Wikimedia Commons, evidence of the film's theatrical release at the time. Khan Nayeb stands today as a modest surviving record of pre-revolutionary Iranian popular filmmaking, remembered chiefly through its director, writer and cast rather than through any detailed account of its story.