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Arya refuses to follow his father's expectations, but he falls in love with Amira, the daughter of his father's superior, who shares the same views as his father. On the other hand, he has to compete with Salim, his former rival who is now his friend. So, what will Arya choose to win? His own dreams, his love for Amira, or his friendship with Salim?
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Arya refuses to follow his father's expectations, but he falls in love with Amira, the daughter of his father's superior, who shares the same views as his father. On the other hand, he has to compete with Salim, his former rival who is now his friend. So, what will Arya choose to win? His own dreams, his love for Amira, or his friendship with Salim?
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Novy Pritania, Soni Gaokasak
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:PIM Pictures, MAXStream Studios, Black Stone Pictures, Layar Production, Binasol Picture, Tabia Pictures
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