Shāhdukhtī kah farāmūsh shud: Persian 1399

In our forgetful world, the memory of heroes fades away... An Indian princess to face Hitler... Noor fought more and better than anyone else in this nameless battle, the battle of secret codes, the battle of night murders, and the battle of torture chambers. The religion of princes is that they don't allow themselves to suffer except to be born with suffering. And he had accepted the pain of dying for us. And in this mindless army, of which I was one of the most famous, and in this infamous tragedy of the Second World War, Noor was truly the princess. As one who knew him and as one who fought alongside him, I am the most qualified person to tell you about him. It was long after the war that I fully understood this, after ten years of research among the survivors of this heroic comedy. It is for their sake that I write, and also for the Light, for I was the one at the helm of this great ship of dimwits, for this secret agent of the Organization, beside whom I have fought in the night, is the woman of my dreams.