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Between horror and comedy, in the context of a love story between the wealthy Suleiman and the university girl, Sherifa, who, as soon as they get married, are surprised by terrifying events that happen to them that have no explanation or justification, so Suleiman sees his wife in a terrifying way and she haunts him like a frightening ghost... Is what is happening to them a psychological illness or magic intended to separate them, and who is behind everything that is happening to them?
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Between horror and comedy, in the context of a love story between the wealthy Suleiman and the university girl, Sherifa, who, as soon as they get married, are surprised by terrifying events that happen to them that have no explanation or justification, so Suleiman sees his wife in a terrifying way and she haunts him like a frightening ghost... Is what is happening to them a psychological illness or magic intended to separate them, and who is behind everything that is happening to them?
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