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Kaj Kolah-Khan
A man from the countryside, "Kaj Kolah-Khan," goes to Tehran to earn more money. "Javanshir," a seasoned thief, takes advantage of the resemblance between himself and the countryside man, using him to commit repeated thefts while he continues his own activities freely.
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A man from the countryside, "Kaj Kolah-Khan," goes to Tehran to earn more money. "Javanshir," a seasoned thief, takes advantage of the resemblance between himself and the countryside man, using him to commit repeated thefts while he continues his own activities freely.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Panorama Cinematic Organization
Cast
Saber Rahbar
Director
Reza Beyk Imanverdi
Karim (Kaj Kolah-Khan) / Javanshir
Jamileh
Setareh
Ali Miri
Sergeant major Heydar-Ali Gilani
Marootian
Police Chief
Parvin Soleymani
Beggar Woman
Angelina
Angie
Siamak Atlasi
Javanshir's Administrative Assistant
Mohammad Reza Haghgoo
Hojjat Fathollahi
Javanshir's Guy
Poolad
Javanshir's Guy
Hossein Shahab
Javanshir's Guy
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