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Generational Gap
Samir excels in his studies and becomes the director of a mixed school. He believes that the school’s message is not only to teach but to educate. The teachers become divided into supporters and opponents of his principles, and one of the students admires the director and wishes to marry him.
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Samir excels in his studies and becomes the director of a mixed school. He believes that the school’s message is not only to teach but to educate. The teachers become divided into supporters and opponents of his principles, and one of the students admires the director and wishes to marry him.
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