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A Safe Bet 

34-year-old Pearl is the most sought-after attorney in the country, a beast in the courtroom, who has worked her way to the top, the downside? She has neglected her personal life, specifically in the department of love. When she receives a life changing prophesy at her local church, that the love of her life is going to be a man with the surname 'Dlamini' she sets out to try and find her soulmate.
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34-year-old Pearl is the most sought-after attorney in the country, a beast in the courtroom, who has worked her way to the top, the downside? She has neglected her personal life, specifically in the department of love. When she receives a life changing prophesy at her local church, that the love of her life is going to be a man with the surname 'Dlamini' she sets out to try and find her soulmate.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Kgosana Monchusi
Written By:Mbalizethu Zulu
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Milagro Concepts

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