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Adnan Sempit 3
The third instalment of "Adnan Sempit" sees Adnan married to his childhood love, Nadia, and Bobby married to Wawa. Adnan, is also getting the hang of running his own business. However, the two couples soon realise that there is more to getting married than just sharing a home with someone.
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The third instalment of "Adnan Sempit" sees Adnan married to his childhood love, Nadia, and Bobby married to Wawa. Adnan, is also getting the hang of running his own business. However, the two couples soon realise that there is more to getting married than just sharing a home with someone.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Adventure
Written By:Ismail Bob Hasim
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Metrowealth International Group (MIG)
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