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Ahmed lives with his family, but he faces many problems with his father, who is cruel and wants to force him to study engineering against his will. Ahmed falls in love with his neighbor and colleague (Mona), but his father stands in the way of their marriage, and plots a plot to separate them. Will he succeed?
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Ahmed lives with his family, but he faces many problems with his father, who is cruel and wants to force him to study engineering against his will. Ahmed falls in love with his neighbor and colleague (Mona), but his father stands in the way of their marriage, and plots a plot to separate them. Will he succeed?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Farouk Sabry
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:أفلام سعيد الدفراوي
Cast
Fatin Abdel Wahab
Director
Hassan Youssef
Ahmed Abbas
Naglaa Fathy
Mona Hassan
Nagwa Fouad
Nahed
Emad Hamdy
Fahumi
Mohammed Tawfik
Abbas is Ahmed's father
Amal Zayed
Nabawiat is Ahmed's mother
Aleya Abdel Moneim
Mona's mother
Ahmed Khamis
Hassan is Mona's father
Abdel Ghani El Nagdi
Milk seller
Eskandar Mansy
Company employee
Ashraf El-Selehdar
Ahmed's colleague at the university
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