Ghomar Baz (قمارباز) – 2026 Iranian Thriller, Drama & Mystery
Ghomar Baz, also listed as Ghomarbaz and under the English title Gambler, is a 2026 Iranian feature film directed by Mohsen Bahari. The story centres on a cyberattack against an Iranian bank that becomes a security investigation. Suspicion falls on one of the bank’s programmers, setting up a confrontation with an experienced agent determined to establish what happened.
The version available on Pardeh runs 86 minutes and is presented in 1080p. The film combines thriller, drama and mystery elements. In 2026, it received an Honorable Mention from the Festival Council at the Across the Lake International Film Festival.
Story overview (spoiler-free)
A cyberattack hits one of the country’s banks. What begins as a technical breach turns into a security investigation, with an experienced agent focusing on a bank programmer as a suspect. The central conflict brings together the investigator’s search for answers and the programmer’s position under scrutiny.
The premise connects questions of trust and technical expertise with the consequences of a threat to a national institution. The attack opens the case; the confrontation between the two men gives viewers a personal route into it. This introduction leaves the programmer’s involvement and the outcome of the investigation unresolved.
Cast of Ghomar Baz




Additional performers credited by the film provider Narengi include Roshan Rostampour and Emad Emami.
Key film information
| Original title | قمارباز |
|---|---|
| Latin title | Ghomar Baz / Ghomarbaz |
| English title | Gambler |
| Year | 2026 |
| Country | Iran |
| Language | Persian |
| Genres | Thriller, Drama, Mystery |
| Runtime on Pardeh | 86 minutes |
| Director | Mohsen Bahari |
| Producer | Sajjad Nasrollahinasab |
| Writer | Behjat Sharif |
| Original release | 1 February 2026 |
| Video quality on Pardeh | 1080p |
Awards and recognition
The Across the Lake International Film Festival lists The Gambler in its 2026 awards with an Honorable Mention from the Festival Council.
Why Ghomar Baz stands out
A bank cyberattack can sound like an impersonal technical problem. Ghomar Baz gives that premise a human point of conflict: a security agent must investigate a programmer whose expertise is connected to the institution under attack. The same setting brings access, trust and suspicion into one case.
For viewers choosing among recent Iranian thrillers, that combination offers a clear starting point. Follow the investigation as a meeting between professional knowledge and the pressure of being suspected, without assuming in advance what the programmer has done.
Who this film is for
- Viewers interested in Iranian thrillers and mystery dramas.
- Audiences drawn to cyber-security premises and investigator–suspect conflicts.
- People following Mohsen Bahari or cast members Koorosh Tahami, Armin Rahimian and Shabnam Ghorbani.
- Anyone looking for a recent Persian-language feature to watch in a single sitting.
How to watch Ghomar Baz on Pardeh
Use the play button on this page to watch the available 1080p version of Ghomar Baz. Its 86-minute runtime makes it a single-session viewing choice.
After watching, explore more Iranian thrillers, dramas and mysteries in the Pardeh catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ghomar Baz about?
Ghomar Baz is a 2026 Iranian thriller about a cyberattack on a bank and the investigation that follows. Its premise focuses on a security agent and a bank programmer who comes under suspicion.
Who directed Ghomar Baz?
Mohsen Bahari directed Ghomar Baz. The screenplay is credited to Behjat Sharif and the producer is Sajjad Nasrollahinasab.
Who stars in Ghomar Baz?
The cast includes Koorosh Tahami, Armin Rahimian, Shabnam Ghorbani and Amir Norouzi. Roshan Rostampour and Emad Emami are among the additional credited performers.
Is Ghomar Baz available to watch online?
Yes. The available version of Ghomar Baz on Pardeh is presented in 1080p. Use the play button on this page to start watching.
How long is Ghomar Baz?
The version available on Pardeh runs 86 minutes.







