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Kifarah Buta 

Zahid lives alone and is self-reliant despite his poverty. Zahid's interest in music brings him to Suraya, a girl who becomes a victim of her own brother's greed, Kamal, who is gradually losing his sight. Zahid becomes someone Suraya confides in, sharing her stories, dreams and aspirations until Kamal's greed begins to threaten Suraya's safety. The arrival of Fikri, a young executive who despises beggars and people with disabilities, changes the life of Kamal who is constantly begging for drugs and entertainment.
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Zahid lives alone and is self-reliant despite his poverty. Zahid's interest in music brings him to Suraya, a girl who becomes a victim of her own brother's greed, Kamal, who is gradually losing his sight. Zahid becomes someone Suraya confides in, sharing her stories, dreams and aspirations until Kamal's greed begins to threaten Suraya's safety. The arrival of Fikri, a young executive who despises beggars and people with disabilities, changes the life of Kamal who is constantly begging for drugs and entertainment.

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Studio:Arie Zaharie Production, Knack Knack Studios

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