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Ayman, a modest and educated girl, meets her love Azamat. Having accepted a marriage proposal from Azamat, Ayman gives himself completely to his family. Over time, she realizes that her husband is a jealous and domineering tyrant. Ayman feels like a prisoner in his house — cornered.
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Ayman, a modest and educated girl, meets her love Azamat. Having accepted a marriage proposal from Azamat, Ayman gives himself completely to his family. Over time, she realizes that her husband is a jealous and domineering tyrant. Ayman feels like a prisoner in his house — cornered.
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