Three Ruby Eyes

Three Ruby Eyes, known in Persian as Yaqut-e Se-Cheshm (یاقوت سه‌چشم), is an Iranian feature from 1970 (1349 in the Solar Hijri calendar). Aramais Aghamalian directed it from a script by Parviz Nouri, and it was produced by Filmco Films in colour and CinemaScope, the format that had become standard for commercial Iranian pictures of the period.

Running about 91 minutes, the film mixes drama with comedy. Its lead is Mohammad-Ali Fardin, the biggest box-office star of Iranian cinema in the 1960s and 1970s, supported by Cihangir Gaffari, Humayun Tebrizyan and Reza Abdi, along with Azar Shiva, Victoria Nerssesian and Simin Alizadeh.

No detailed or dependable account of the plot has come down in accessible sources, so this page keeps to the credits and cast. The film belongs to the commercial output of pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema.