Wheat

The romantic novel ‘Wheat’ is part of a series written by Morteza Modibpour, who is known for works featuring adventurous romances infused with humor and tragic events. The story revolves around a few main characters, with much of the narrative focusing on their interactions and dialogues. The principal character is a young man named Saman, who also serves as the narrator and plays the leading role. As in all of Modibpour’s stories, Saman is not alone and is supported by a close friend, his cousin Kamyar. Kamyar, a witty and clever character, carries much of the story and contrasts with Saman’s calm, easygoing nature by being playful and active, guiding Saman through the events of the plot. The novel’s title comes from a girl named Gandum, with whom Saman is deeply in love. Gandum leaves home after learning something significant, and her departure marks the beginning of the story’s adventurous and captivating section. Saman and Kamyar search for her and encounter a man named Nosrat, whose connection to the main characters adds an intriguing layer to the story. Amid its humorous and romantic events, the novel also addresses certain social issues, engaging the reader’s mind.