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A young man named Gantogs leaves the countryside and comes to the city, driven by his dreams. He will initiate a completely new insurance service that has never appeared in Mongolia. But it was not so easy to make it work. The gang needed money. But he uses the last resort and tells his parents that he is getting a wife and sends money for a two-room apartment immediately.
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A young man named Gantogs leaves the countryside and comes to the city, driven by his dreams. He will initiate a completely new insurance service that has never appeared in Mongolia. But it was not so easy to make it work. The gang needed money. But he uses the last resort and tells his parents that he is getting a wife and sends money for a two-room apartment immediately.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Odonchimeg Ishdorj
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:HERUB entertaiment, Focus film
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