Mr. Nobody
The film "Mr. Nobody" is about a young man named Jahongir, whose mother died when he was young. The mother leaves her son in the care of his older brother and leaves him a letter. In this letter, the mother instructs her son to listen to these people, see them as his parents, respect them, and do what they say...
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The film "Mr. Nobody" is about a young man named Jahongir, whose mother died when he was young. The mother leaves her son in the care of his older brother and leaves him a letter. In this letter, the mother instructs her son to listen to these people, see them as his parents, respect them, and do what they say...
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Written By:Yalkin Tuychiev
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Studio:Kinomania Central Studio
Cast
Yoldosh Abdukarimov, Durdona Tolaganova
Director
Alisher Uzoqov
Alisher
Asal Shodiyeva
Oydin
Hamid Tashpulatov
Komil uncle
Mahfuza Babatullaeva
Komil’s wife
Shukur Abdurahmonov
Jabongir
Gulchehra Eshonqulova
Malika
Iroda Nosirova
Dilnoz
Lola Eltayeva
Alisher’s mother
Mukhammadsoli Yusupov
Oydin’s father
Yulduz Khamidova
Oydin’s mother
Dilnoza Mahmudova
Gulnoz
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