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Baladadash's first love 

The film explores the purity and nobility of first love. However, this love is unfortunately unrequited, and Baladadash (Shamil Suleymanov) lives by the words of the song featured in the film: “I would never let my love for you diminish your respect for me.”
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The film explores the purity and nobility of first love. However, this love is unfortunately unrequited, and Baladadash (Shamil Suleymanov) lives by the words of the song featured in the film: “I would never let my love for you diminish your respect for me.”

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Fikrat Aliyev
Written By:Elchin Afandiyev
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Runtime:20 minutes
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