Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad has been a Writer in some movies:
Hello Tehran is about that To prevent migration of people to Tehran, there is a plan to develop industries in smaller cities. The movie shows the life of a country man who moves to Tehran to pursue his dreams. He faces so many problems in Tehran, and finally prefers living in his hometown to living in Tehran. In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Mostafa Tari, Mohammad Banki, Rubik Mansouri, Ali Zahedi, Mehdi Montazar, Hame
...d Tahassoni, Morteza Aghili, Mohsen Mahdavi, Reza Ghiasi, Hassan Mahd Yadegar, Dariush Koushan, Esmaeel Koushan, Farideh Bayat, Akbar Alami, Ebi Hamedi.
The Cry of Love is about that Despite her greedy father's wish to get her married to a wealthy man, Goli marries Ali, a naive, poor young man. Ali heads for Tehran in order to find a suitable job. On the way, he has an accident and is hospitalized. Goli who does not receive news from Ali, decides to go to Tehran to look for him, and thus they lose each other. She gives birth to a girl who she names Zari, and works hard to take care of her. Years later, Ali has become the owner of a big factory and Goli owns a Tailor House. Zari accidentally meets Ali and they become interested in each other until he goes to propose to her and the truth is revealed. In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Kazem Afrandnia, Kioomars Malek Motiee, Mohammad Banki, Rubik Mansouri, Manoochehr Vossoogh, Aylin Vigen, Hossein Ghasemi-Vand, Reza Ghiasi, Hassan Mahd Yadegar, Lili Rezvani, Hassan Boloor, Yadollah Shirandami, Dariush Koushan, Shahin Rezaei, Azam Mirhosseini, Akbar Alami, Soodabe, Hossein Eshragh, Saghar, Ashraf Kohan, Saba, Khaledi.
The Sleeping Lion is about that The Iranians are not satisfied and frustrated by the injustice of the foreigners, especially Russian and British officials. People from all social classes, from clerics, merchants, and traders to peasants, all came together and united against their exploitation and mistreatment by the foreigners. Foreigners, in their turn, used their influence in state apparatus to arrest, punish and exile their dissidents. Even the local government couldn't resist the influence of foreign powers and adopt a firm policy. It was at this point that the judgement against tobacco was issued by the influential clerics who had a large following among the people and even among the governing elite. The Iranian nationalist advantaged from this event and organized a protest in front of the Shah's palace. Eventually, Nasser ed-Din Shah gave way to the protestors and annulled the tobacco monopoly. Thus the Iranian nationalist gained their first victory against the foreigners. In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Ezzatolah Entezami, Nematollah Gorji, Farrokh Lagha Hooshmand, Hassan Rezaei, Behzad Rahim Khani, Manouchehr Hamedi, Valiollah Khakdan, Sami Tahassoni, Manouchehr Farid, Hossein Vaseghi, Mahmoud Kushan, Ali Akbar Mahdavifar, Mohsen Mahdavi, Farrokh Sajedi, Hossein Ghasemi-Vand, Reza Ghiasi, Majid Mehrjoo, Akbar Khajavi, Esmaeel Koushan, Azam Mirhosseini, Ivan Desney, Peter Thomas, Anooshavan Harootionian, Homayoon Ashkan.
The Poppy is about that Mobasher is a wealthy man who murders his boss and changes the crime scene in order to make it look like an accident. He also brings his murdered boss's son and daughter to addiction and appropriates all their properties. A young guy who is in love with the daughter of Mobasher’s boss, helps them regain their lives. The daughter’s brother, before passing away, manages to get Mobasher arrested by the authorities. In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Jahangir Forouhar, Leila Forouhar, Hassan Rezaei, Mohammad Banki, Rubik Mansouri, Ali Zahedi, Ali Miri, Mohsen Mahdavi, Farrokh Sajedi, Reza Ghiasi, Hassan Mahd Yadegar, Anooshiravan Roohani, Majid Mehrjoo, Ahdieh Badiee, Dariush Koushan, Esmaeel Koushan, Dariush Moeini.
The Great Silence is about that Azar is studying literature at Jundishapur School of Ahwaz. His sister, Parvin, has been separated from his husband Jamshid and has been drawn to the wrongdoers. Azar leaves her sister, and marries a young student named Homayoun. When Homayoun realizes the relative proportions of Azar and Parvin, his relationship with Azar is cut off In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Reza Beyk Imanverdi, Hassan Rezaei, Kazem Afrandnia, Mohammad Banki, Saeed Rad, Ali Zahedi, Mehdi Montazar, Mahmoud Kushan, Fereydoon Khoshnood, Hossein Ghasemi-Vand, Reza Ghiasi, Majid Mehrjoo, Nooshafarin, Esmaeel Koushan, Laleh, Shahnaz, Afshin.
Mother, I Love You is about that Ali and his wife Zari work in a spinning factory. Jamshid, one of the factory managers, seeks to seduce Zari, and on the other hand, Jamshid's secretary tries to get closer to Ali by disrupting the relationship between Ali and Zari. In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Mohammad Banki, Rubik Mansouri, Ali Miri, Hassan Mahd Yadegar, Parvin Yoozbashi, Majid Mehrjoo, Alireza Ghavami, Shahram Saminipoor, Shadi, Dariush Koushan, Esmaeel Koushan, Dariush Moeini, Manoochehr Goodarzi, Morteza Barjaste.
Reed Bed is about that Ali returns to his hometown after serving his sentence with his fiance Maryam. From the beginning, some family members are troublesome for him In this film Jamshid Sedaghat Nejad collaborates with Parviz Sayyad, Reza Beyk Imanverdi, Hassan Rezaei, Ali Zahedi, Mahmoud Kushan, Hossein Ghasemi-Vand, Hassan Mahd Yadegar, Hossein Mohseni, Majid Mehrjoo, Esmaeel Koushan, Farideh Bayat, Azam Mirhosseini, Homayoon Ashkan, Gholamreza Sarkoob, Manoochehr Karimi.
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