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Two days before his sister’s wedding, Shoshu takes his son-in-law and comes to the capital for a pre-wedding vacation together with the relatives. After drinking and partying all night, they wake up in one of the hotels in the capital the next morning with no memory of the previous night. That’s when everyone starts to get into comical situations.
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Two days before his sister’s wedding, Shoshu takes his son-in-law and comes to the capital for a pre-wedding vacation together with the relatives. After drinking and partying all night, they wake up in one of the hotels in the capital the next morning with no memory of the previous night. That’s when everyone starts to get into comical situations.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Anvar Abbasov, Samid Aghayev, Elnur Huseynov, Tarlan Nur-Yashar
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Azad Azərbaycan Televiziyası, İlk Media
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