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La ya eunf 

(Salem) joins the work of the men of the (Balkasi) after he showed his great superiority in the sport of bodybuilding, and after saving his son from a failed kidnapping attempt, at the same time a love story between (Rajab) friend (Salem), who also works at (البلاكسي ), And between (Rania) daughter (Balkasi). Events follow where the wife of the (Balkasi) discover the fact of his marriage to another, and the complexity of things.
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(Salem) joins the work of the men of the (Balkasi) after he showed his great superiority in the sport of bodybuilding, and after saving his son from a failed kidnapping attempt, at the same time a love story between (Rajab) friend (Salem), who also works at (البلاكسي ), And between (Rania) daughter (Balkasi). Events follow where the wife of the (Balkasi) discover the fact of his marriage to another, and the complexity of things.

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Gamal El Tabeai
Written By:Gamal El Tabeai
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:أفلام جمال التابعي

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