The Persian Version Flixtor strength lies in the lasting impressions and emotions it evokes, as well as the empowering portrayal of three generations of Iranian women. However, its weakness lies in the fact that Leila's personal growth feels overshadowed by her mother's. This could be because the script focuses solely on Shirin's distance from Leila, or because Leila's character is not yet ready for deep introspection. As a result, the movie concludes without a clear resolution for Leila, which is a drawback. Nonetheless, the film's exploration of her family is worth the time, and it's impossible to leave the theater without a smile.