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Zaki Al Banas suffers from the troubles of life and his instability in a job that meets the needs of his poor family, gets acquainted with a cinematic team that came to photograph some scenes in his lane, seek help from some scenes, then joins them and gets an opportunity to travel outside Egypt, their work is evident in the smuggling of currency, and during the trip The plane is hijacked, and Zaki stops the hijackers, and events escalate.
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Zaki Al Banas suffers from the troubles of life and his instability in a job that meets the needs of his poor family, gets acquainted with a cinematic team that came to photograph some scenes in his lane, seek help from some scenes, then joins them and gets an opportunity to travel outside Egypt, their work is evident in the smuggling of currency, and during the trip The plane is hijacked, and Zaki stops the hijackers, and events escalate.
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