Amira Amir
The story of Ziyad, a man who marries Amira based on love at first sight. A family life built on trust begins to crumble when a big truth about Amira's identity is revealed, thus changing Ziyad's entire life, principles and perception of love and the bond of marriage.
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The story of Ziyad, a man who marries Amira based on love at first sight. A family life built on trust begins to crumble when a big truth about Amira's identity is revealed, thus changing Ziyad's entire life, principles and perception of love and the bond of marriage.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Playwright Pictures Sdn Bhd
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