Teymur and Khyrdakhanim are a married couple. They watch a televised wedding program at home every evening. And one day Teymur tells Khyrdakhanim, let's get married again. You go to that show and pretend you're homeless and let them take pity on you and give you a dowry and money, and I'll call you and propose to you. Khyrdakhanim goes to the show and the call comes. During the show, Khyrdakhanim recognizes the caller, Teymur says yes, and all the adventures begin from there.
Ceyhun Cümşüdov, Əliağa Əliyev
Director
Əmirqulu Cümşüdov
Teymur
Zülfiyyə Alhüseynova
Xırdaxanım
Shafag Aliyeva
Xırdaxanımın anası
Ferhad Israfilov
Elshan Rustamov
Seymur
Mohsun Huseynkhanli
Topal Yekə
Gadirhuseyn Ismailov
filmi səsləndirən
Cümşüd Zeynalov
Rustam Rustamov
polis
Midhat Aydin
Teymurun atası
Atabala Səfərov
satıcı
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