Shangool Va Mangool (فیلم شنگول و منگول) is an Iranian children’s film based on a classic Persian fable, often compared to Western fairy tales like “The Three Little Pigs.” The story follows three young goat siblings—Shangool, Mangool, and Habbeye Angoor—who live happily with their mother in a peaceful forest. Before leaving home, their mother warns them not to open the door for strangers. But when a clever and hungry wolf comes knocking, pretending to be their mother, the children are faced with a dangerous test of trust and courage.

This timeless tale is brought to life with colorful animation, lively characters, and a strong moral message. The film emphasizes the importance of listening to parents, being cautious of deception, and sticking together in difficult times. Through its playful yet suspenseful storyline, it teaches children lessons about safety, awareness, and bravery.

Rich in Iranian cultural flavor, Shangool and Mangool blends traditional storytelling with modern animation techniques. The dialogue and setting reflect everyday Iranian life, making it both relatable and educational for young viewers. Its engaging visuals and rhythmic narration keep the audience entertained while passing down a treasured folk story that has been told for generations.