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Marry Me 

Khosoo and Hulan are planning to get married. Khosoo's good friend Boldoo is a FM director, and he meets a girl named Uchral through work. Just before the wedding, there will be a misunderstanding between Hosoo and Hulan. Hosoo's attempt to get out of it goes awry. Budlian's main culprit is Boldoo, who tries to help his friends but fails. As the wedding approaches, the misunderstanding between Hosoo and Hulan will become more intense. Fortunately, Hulang's grandfather came from the countryside. But Boldoo tried to help Uchral get back in love with her ex-boyfriend, and fell in love with him herself. But Uchral will not notice that he is in love with her. Bright and beautiful events of youth are shown in this movie.
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Khosoo and Hulan are planning to get married. Khosoo's good friend Boldoo is a FM director, and he meets a girl named Uchral through work. Just before the wedding, there will be a misunderstanding between Hosoo and Hulan. Hosoo's attempt to get out of it goes awry. Budlian's main culprit is Boldoo, who tries to help his friends but fails. As the wedding approaches, the misunderstanding between Hosoo and Hulan will become more intense. Fortunately, Hulang's grandfather came from the countryside. But Boldoo tried to help Uchral get back in love with her ex-boyfriend, and fell in love with him herself. But Uchral will not notice that he is in love with her. Bright and beautiful events of youth are shown in this movie.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Battulga Suvid
Written By:Battulga Suvid
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Ild Production

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