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Keluarga 99 

99 Family Movie tells Azam (Salleh Yaacob) a lawyer who often solve cases household until he himself was afraid to marry. Even so, Azam finally agreed to a plan devised by his adoptive sister to betroth her ​​with Maria (Princess GIRL), a village girl. Azam become chaotic when Maria tries tempted by Yusof (Mr. Os), his own cousin. To refrain from being tempted by Joseph Maria, Maria Azam brought to Bangkok to marry there. However, his plan known to Joseph and he followed them. Did the plan Intention to marry Maria in Bangkok?
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99 Family Movie tells Azam (Salleh Yaacob) a lawyer who often solve cases household until he himself was afraid to marry. Even so, Azam finally agreed to a plan devised by his adoptive sister to betroth her ​​with Maria (Princess GIRL), a village girl. Azam become chaotic when Maria tries tempted by Yusof (Mr. Os), his own cousin. To refrain from being tempted by Joseph Maria, Maria Azam brought to Bangkok to marry there. However, his plan known to Joseph and he followed them. Did the plan Intention to marry Maria in Bangkok?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:A R Badul
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Runtime:90 minutes
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