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Taking advantage of their striking resemblance, Mohammadain, a poor conscript, impersonates Majid, a wealthy man who has escaped from a psychiatric hospital. However, he is surprised to discover that Majid’s family wants to get rid of him.
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Taking advantage of their striking resemblance, Mohammadain, a poor conscript, impersonates Majid, a wealthy man who has escaped from a psychiatric hospital. However, he is surprised to discover that Majid’s family wants to get rid of him.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ahmed El-Sabawy
Written By:Gaber Abdel Salam, Raoof Helmy
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:TV & Radio Union (Egypt)

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