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Ali, a self-made middle-class businessman, finds himself torn between two loves: The woman he's about to marry and his old flame who barges back into his life. What will his heart dictate?
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Ali, a self-made middle-class businessman, finds himself torn between two loves: The woman he's about to marry and his old flame who barges back into his life. What will his heart dictate?
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Tamer Hosny
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:SkyLimit Studio
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