Hunters (2015)
Bayara, Bataa, who likes women and thinks about how to seduce them every day.. They go hunting every day. In the meantime, Bayara meets Nandia, whom she fell in love with at first sight. Being the daughter of Ah... The three of them split up, and the situation came to a point where they lost both a friend named Baya and the woman they loved.. The relationship between Bayara and Bataa gradually fell into a labyrinth...
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Bayara, Bataa, who likes women and thinks about how to seduce them every day.. They go hunting every day. In the meantime, Bayara meets Nandia, whom she fell in love with at first sight. Being the daughter of Ah... The three of them split up, and the situation came to a point where they lost both a friend named Baya and the woman they loved.. The relationship between Bayara and Bataa gradually fell into a labyrinth...
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