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Dunia
Dunia meets the rich, frivolous young man, Mohamed. An illegitimate relationship develops between them and she becomes pregnant with his child. Mohamed disappears and she cannot face anyone with her child, so she decides to kill him. Her secret is revealed and she goes to prison. She decides to take revenge on him and searches for him until she finds him. She hides her past from him, but she is surprised that he shows her his love and decides to marry her and introduces her to his family, which puts her in a conflict between love and revenge. The mother reveals Dunia's past and she decides to commit suicide.
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Dunia meets the rich, frivolous young man, Mohamed. An illegitimate relationship develops between them and she becomes pregnant with his child. Mohamed disappears and she cannot face anyone with her child, so she decides to kill him. Her secret is revealed and she goes to prison. She decides to take revenge on him and searches for him until she finds him. She hides her past from him, but she is surprised that he shows her his love and decides to marry her and introduces her to his family, which puts her in a conflict between love and revenge. The mother reveals Dunia's past and she decides to commit suicide.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Ahmed Shukry
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Runtime:106 minutes
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Cast
Mohammed Karim
Director
Faten Hamama
Nadia Fathy Bey
Dawlat Abiad
Mohammed's mother
Raqya Ibrahim
Aleyiah Fikry/Dunia
Soliman Naguib
Fathi Bey - the lawyer
Ahmed Salem
Mohamed Osman Pasha Sharif
Margaret Safeer
صاحبة البنسيون
Nasr El-Dein mostafa
Pasha, Gamal's father
Galal Harb
مطرب
Mahmoud El Sherif
مطرب
نادية
أم زينب
Basima Ahmed
زوزو - إبنة خالة محمد
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