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Don't Be Embarassed
A middle aged man and his wife who are living in a village and their kids are now married have an unexpected baby. This put them in an embarrassment and rumors of people of the village.
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A middle aged man and his wife who are living in a village and their kids are now married have an unexpected baby. This put them in an embarrassment and rumors of people of the village.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Box Office:$10,000
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Hedayat Film
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