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A fire is burning in the hearts of Basimah and Hussein, but due to his shorthand, he cannot extinguish that fire by marrying her. Teacher Tantawi proposes to marry her, and her father agrees and asks Hussein and Tantawi to offer an exaggerated dowry, with the condition that whoever provides that dowry will marry his daughter, Basimah.
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A fire is burning in the hearts of Basimah and Hussein, but due to his shorthand, he cannot extinguish that fire by marrying her. Teacher Tantawi proposes to marry her, and her father agrees and asks Hussein and Tantawi to offer an exaggerated dowry, with the condition that whoever provides that dowry will marry his daughter, Basimah.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ellhami Hassan, Abdel Ghani El Nagdi
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Runtime:100 minutes
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