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Mungu is a company manager who has the ability to charm anyone. It all starts when he accidentally gets involved with the wife of a boss he doesn't know. Mungu gains time by lying to his boss, but he only has 72 hours to get out of this life-threatening situation, and he asks his teammate Anar for help. Mungu and Anar know the information that Mundag the hero needs, but Mungu knows the code that Mundag the hero needs. So the three of them embark on a daring adventure together, determined to achieve a common goal.
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Mungu is a company manager who has the ability to charm anyone. It all starts when he accidentally gets involved with the wife of a boss he doesn't know. Mungu gains time by lying to his boss, but he only has 72 hours to get out of this life-threatening situation, and he asks his teammate Anar for help. Mungu and Anar know the information that Mundag the hero needs, but Mungu knows the code that Mundag the hero needs. So the three of them embark on a daring adventure together, determined to achieve a common goal.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Lkhagvasuren Ariunbold
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Born film, Emeraldman
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