Rebel (Iranian TV series)

Rebel has received positive reviews from critics and audiences. Vajihe Amirkhani from Hamshahri Online, in reviewing the first part of this series, praised the melody, the performance of the actors and its characterization.[5] In his review of the first two episodes, Farbad Mateen from Zumji praised the acting of the actors and the story-telling process, but criticized some of the dialogues and long scenes of the series. He considered the depiction of "lot people and thugs" to be the style of Mohammad Kart's direction, which can be seen in his previous works. A critic in IRNA considered "its unpredictability" to be the strong point of the series and added that "the complex script of the series constantly attacks its audience and takes them to a path that they did not think of. Farid Mateen from Zumji website praised the acting of the actors and the storytelling process in his review of the first two episodes, but criticized some of the dialogues and long scenes of the series. He considered the portrayal of "lots of people and thugs" to be the style of Mohammad Kart's direction, which can be seen in his previous works. A critic in IRNA considered "its unpredictability" to be the strong point of the series and added, "the complex script of the series constantly abuses its audience. And it takes him to a path that he did not think of.

Film and TV critic Golbo Fayouzi criticized the change of the outlaw genre and added that the series "gives the wrong address and everything proceeds naively and with the least possible trust in the audience's intelligence.