As Islamic morality squads phase arbitrary foray in Teheran and as fundamentalist prehend clasp of the university, Azar Nafisi, an divine instructor, in secret gather six of her to the highest degree committed female student to read out western classics. Unaccustomed to be ask to talk their mind, they shortly remove their head covering, their narrative intertwine with the novel they read: merely like the heroine of Vladimir Nabokov, F. George C. Scott Edward Fitzgerald, H James IV or Jane Jane Austen, the woman in Nafisi’s living room daring to daydream, hope and love as we see the complexness of the life of person confront political, moral and personal besieging.