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Ah and Ah From Sharbat 

Noha is preparing to marry a young diplomat , but then finds herself charged in a murder case. Her father,the former police officer, discovers that the one behind the crime is her twin sister who he thought died while she's living with a gang. Her father tries to bring her back home.
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Noha is preparing to marry a young diplomat , but then finds herself charged in a murder case. Her father,the former police officer, discovers that the one behind the crime is her twin sister who he thought died while she's living with a gang. Her father tries to bring her back home.

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Genre:Drama, Music
Directed By:Mohamed Abdelaziz
Written By:Sherif Al Menbawy
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Runtime:105 minutes
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