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Ala Kassim
It tells the story of Kassim, a single father who, together with his son Kamal, persistently strives to continue his life as a direct sales agent amidst the challenges and difficult landscape of life.
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It tells the story of Kassim, a single father who, together with his son Kamal, persistently strives to continue his life as a direct sales agent amidst the challenges and difficult landscape of life.
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