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Money Pig
Chagnaa and Sumkhuu suddenly become the owners of a lot of money that they never imagined before. This changes their lives from their previous lives and brings them into a new world. However, very soon their fairy-tale life disappears as suddenly as it appeared. Our two, who were caught in a sudden shock, came up with a new way to play the role of a rich man and decide to marry a wealthy woman. This leads them on a path full of failures and adventures, and before they know it, they fall into a deep abyss from which they can never get back.
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Chagnaa and Sumkhuu suddenly become the owners of a lot of money that they never imagined before. This changes their lives from their previous lives and brings them into a new world. However, very soon their fairy-tale life disappears as suddenly as it appeared. Our two, who were caught in a sudden shock, came up with a new way to play the role of a rich man and decide to marry a wealthy woman. This leads them on a path full of failures and adventures, and before they know it, they fall into a deep abyss from which they can never get back.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Enkhbayar Dambasuren
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Cocktail film
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