Goodluck Mr. Genie
Jaya is a greedy man who was cursed to become a genie. He was trapped for 59 years in a kendi until someone finally let him out, but unfortunately because of the shock, his prospective master fell unconscious, so he had to wait for his master to wake up to remove the curse.
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Jaya is a greedy man who was cursed to become a genie. He was trapped for 59 years in a kendi until someone finally let him out, but unfortunately because of the shock, his prospective master fell unconscious, so he had to wait for his master to wake up to remove the curse.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Madja Muda Negawa
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:SEMKI, Tipu Daya Production
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