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Drums After the Wedding
In the face of Rakil, a lazy person, living at the expense of his sister, but constantly learning lessons in diligence and honor - a contradictory image is created that we also encounter in reality. Rakil, within the framework of tradition, turns his sister into a tool for earning money, that is, he wants to force her to marry Inghil. In families with patriarchal traditions, the tradition of turning a woman into a commodity in this status still exists.
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In the face of Rakil, a lazy person, living at the expense of his sister, but constantly learning lessons in diligence and honor - a contradictory image is created that we also encounter in reality. Rakil, within the framework of tradition, turns his sister into a tool for earning money, that is, he wants to force her to marry Inghil. In families with patriarchal traditions, the tradition of turning a woman into a commodity in this status still exists.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ramiz Hüseynzadə, Elsever Jamal, Tural Bakhish
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