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Boss Film Malik narrates a successful businessman with financial assistance from his wife, Hamimah. He has a violent nature, but to pretend either in front of his wife. Malik made an affair with Mimi. Malik sneaky Hamimah that did not know the type of business being operated. Hamimah began to suspect nefarious activities carried out by her husband and she hired a private investigator group 'Kopek Private Eye', which consists of Shima, Sharma and Clara began to peek every movement difficult Malik.
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Boss Film Malik narrates a successful businessman with financial assistance from his wife, Hamimah. He has a violent nature, but to pretend either in front of his wife. Malik made an affair with Mimi. Malik sneaky Hamimah that did not know the type of business being operated. Hamimah began to suspect nefarious activities carried out by her husband and she hired a private investigator group 'Kopek Private Eye', which consists of Shima, Sharma and Clara began to peek every movement difficult Malik.
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