Saddam Ra Bokosh (فیلم صدام را بکش) is an Iranian film that blends dark humor, political satire, and drama to tell an unusual and thought-provoking story. The plot centers on a simple, unassuming man who unexpectedly finds himself caught in a bizarre situation when authorities notice his uncanny resemblance to Saddam Hussein. What begins as a strange coincidence soon turns into a risky assignment, as he is persuaded to impersonate the former dictator for a secret and highly sensitive mission.

As he steps deeper into the role, the protagonist struggles to maintain his sense of identity while navigating a world filled with suspicion, manipulation, and hidden agendas. The film explores how quickly an ordinary life can be disrupted by forces beyond one’s control, especially when politics and power come into play.

Balancing comedic moments with underlying tension, Kill Saddam uses satire to comment on propaganda, image-making, and the legacy of controversial leaders in the region. At the same time, it raises deeper questions about selfhood, morality, and the psychological toll of living a lie.

Through its mix of humor and seriousness, the film offers both entertainment and reflection on the absurdities of political reality.