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Egyptian comic comedy show, sarcastically Samir Ghanem and Dalal Abdel Azizi, Truhi story brothers brothers brother wants to live the lives of the rich and live the other living poverty and hardship, one of them to the other with the help of Dalal Abdul Aziz and a group of madmen one of the machinations to be replaced places And the other is dominated by money and the life of his brother, interspersed with the play comedy scenes and is considered one of the dramas of Samir Ghanem
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Egyptian comic comedy show, sarcastically Samir Ghanem and Dalal Abdel Azizi, Truhi story brothers brothers brother wants to live the lives of the rich and live the other living poverty and hardship, one of them to the other with the help of Dalal Abdul Aziz and a group of madmen one of the machinations to be replaced places And the other is dominated by money and the life of his brother, interspersed with the play comedy scenes and is considered one of the dramas of Samir Ghanem

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Genre:Comedy
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Written By:Abdul Rahman Shawky
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