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A ruthless debt collector decides that he wants to be a singer. But can he pull off a major career change — and impress his teen daughter?
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A ruthless debt collector decides that he wants to be a singer. But can he pull off a major career change — and impress his teen daughter?
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Arie Kriting
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Imajinari, Jagartha, Trinity Entertainment Network, AZ Films, Legacy Pictures, Karma Club, Rhaya Flicks, Urathadi
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