Cast:
Akaki Khorava (Giorgi Saakadze)
Veriko Anjafaridze (Rusudan - His Wife)
Liana Asatiani (Tekle, his sister, later Queen of Georgia)
Merab Kokochashvili (Little Paata)
Gaioz Sharashidze (Little Avtandil)
Karaman (Guguli) Mgeladze (Elder Paata)
Zurab Lejava (Elder Avtandil)
Spartak Bagashvili (Luarsab II - King of Georgia)
Medea Jafaridze (Princess Tinatin, later Queen of Iran)
Sergo Zaqariadze (Shadiman Baratashvili)
Shalva Ghambashidze (Andukapari)
Aleqsandre (Sandro) Jorjoliani (Prince Orbeliani)
Aleqsandre Omiadze (Prince Zurab Eristavi)
Kirile Macharadze (Prince Tsitsishvili)
Nikoloz Mamulashvili (Sologashvili)
Giorgi Shavgulidze (Nodari)
Kokhta Karalashvili (Qvlividze)
Akaki Vasadze (Shah Abaz)
Mikheil Chikhladze (Karchi-khan)
Aptem Lusinian (Verdi Becki - Karchi-khan's son)
Giorgi Roseba (Bagogishvili) (Kolotauri)
Kote Daushvili (Tripili)
Giorgi Pronispireli (Old Badri)
Ivane Perestiani (Russian Ambassador)
Dimitri Sukhitashvili-Gldaneli (Dato)
Vasil Balanchivadze (Peasant)
Giorgi Davitashvili (The Catholicos)
Aleqsandre Edzgveradze (Datarsi)
Zaal Terishvili
Shalva Khuskivadze
Aleksandre (Shura) Jagarbekovi
Ivane (Vano) Toidze (Giga)
Petre Morskoi
Elene Chokheli

Giorgi Saakadze turns into people’s hero after defeating the enemy in the 17th century divided Georgia, plundered by the Turks and Persians. After the victorious battle Giorgi urges king Luarsab to unify the divided country. The king gets married to Giorgi’s sister. The envious Prince Shadiman and other Georgian noble families do not spare the effort to put sticks in the bars at Giorgi’s aspiration. The latter finds shelter in the Shah’s kingdom and is welcomed there. After a while, complying to the order of Shah Abbas, Saakadze leads the Persian army to Georgia. Naturally, he is regarded a traitor but in fact his plan is to get rid of the rebellious noblemen and unite Georgia