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Daughter of Bella, People of Naqla
Ehsan and Amirare two brothers who, due to their debts, go to the north with their mutual friend Mashaullah to hide in his villa. On the way, the three of them meet a wealthy girl named Nazi who, after learning about their problem, plans to kidnap her and informs her uncle that if the money demanded is not paid, they will kill her. Nazi's uncle, not only wishes for Nazi's death and does not pay the demanded money, but sends a person named Jabar to the North to kill Nazi if she is still alive.
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Ehsan and Amirare two brothers who, due to their debts, go to the north with their mutual friend Mashaullah to hide in his villa. On the way, the three of them meet a wealthy girl named Nazi who, after learning about their problem, plans to kidnap her and informs her uncle that if the money demanded is not paid, they will kill her. Nazi's uncle, not only wishes for Nazi's death and does not pay the demanded money, but sends a person named Jabar to the North to kill Nazi if she is still alive.
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