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When his ex-wife cheated on him, Adham has a nervous breakdown. After getting treated in a mental institution, he goes to live with his sister and two cousins. He falls in love with Noura, but her cousin disapproves and asks him to marry his sister instead.
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When his ex-wife cheated on him, Adham has a nervous breakdown. After getting treated in a mental institution, he goes to live with his sister and two cousins. He falls in love with Noura, but her cousin disapproves and asks him to marry his sister instead.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Ahmad Fouad
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Studio:كوثر فيلم

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