Bagher Fakhri has been a Producer in some movies:
Malek Khatoun is about that After the death of his husband, Malek-khatoon goes back to her childhood house in a village. She follows in her father's footsteps and starts dying to be able to make a living. His oldest son, Sahand, misses Tehran. Malak-khatoon has a hard time convincing Sahand to stay and gaining the trust of his father's customers. With Malak-khatoon's success in her career, the struggle between the owners of the dying workhouse and the owners of the spinning company restarts. These struggles had made Malak-khatoon's father lose his job some 15 years ago. At the end, the villagers vote for traditional dying and Malak-khatoon's colourful cotton is spread throughout the village In this film Bagher Fakhri collaborates with Homa Rusta, ... Jamshid Mashayekhi, Hassan Rezaei, Ebrahim Abadi, Abdollah Eskandari, Farhad Fakhreddini, Rouhollah Emami, Mehraneh Mahin-Torabi, Majid Mirfakhraei, Khosro Dastgir, Fatemeh Sadeghi, Mahboubeh Moghbeli, Saeed Abbasi, Hassan Mohammad Zade, Fazlollah Fa'al Noori, Shahin Yazdani, Jamal Zolghadr, Yadollah Azad Talab, Mohammad Karhemat, Ghanbar Asghari
Splendour of Life is about that Tahereh and her husband, Mansour, live a peaceful life in a rented apartment. Tahereh's father is old and lives with them. His only property is an old house in Maragheh which he wishes to sell to help Mansour buy a house, but Mansour can't accept his help because of his pride. On a Friday, Tahereh invites Mansour's sister (Mehri) and her children for lunch. Mehri, who seems has come to make trouble, drags Tahereh's father and disrupts their peaceful life. Mansour leaves the house in a grumpy mood to show his support for his sister. Tahereh takes the children to a park and later, finds out her husband is back home through a call from Mansour's friend. She rushes back home, but not only Mansour isn't back, but her father has left there too... In this film Bagher Fakhri collaborates with Parvin Soleymani, Kiumars Pourahmad, Kambiz Roshanravan, Rouhollah Emami, Parvaneh Masoumi, Mehri Mehrnia, Parviz Shokri, Khosro Dastgir, Ali Akbar Erfani, Hassan Mohammad Zade, Manaf Iranpanah, Mohammad Ghassem Zolghadr, Jeyran Sharif, Fazlollah Fa'al Noori, Ahmad Mazloomi