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Samia is an orphan girl who finds herself forced to work to pay for her studies, but she soon leaves the job because her boss tries to get her into his grip and even surprises her with a customary marriage contract.
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Samia is an orphan girl who finds herself forced to work to pay for her studies, but she soon leaves the job because her boss tries to get her into his grip and even surprises her with a customary marriage contract.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ismail Hassan
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Runtime:106 minutes
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