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Zarkhah is so busy having fun that he doesn't pay attention to his wife and child, and in the end, he kicks both of them out of his house. Maliheh, Zarkhah's wife, is murdered in an accident, and a family takes on the upbringing of their child, Homa.
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Zarkhah is so busy having fun that he doesn't pay attention to his wife and child, and in the end, he kicks both of them out of his house. Maliheh, Zarkhah's wife, is murdered in an accident, and a family takes on the upbringing of their child, Homa.
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