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Zhansaya and Moldir are abysynki (Kazakhs call each other wives of their brothers). They live in the same house and get along well with each other. They are united by a common enemy — a tyrant mother-in-law. But when Zhansaya thinks about moving out with her husband to live separately, Moldir develops the same plan. Accidentally hearing that the mother-in-law will release the worst kelin, and keep the good one with her, a battle begins between the girls.
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Zhansaya and Moldir are abysynki (Kazakhs call each other wives of their brothers). They live in the same house and get along well with each other. They are united by a common enemy — a tyrant mother-in-law. But when Zhansaya thinks about moving out with her husband to live separately, Moldir develops the same plan. Accidentally hearing that the mother-in-law will release the worst kelin, and keep the good one with her, a battle begins between the girls.
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