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Roshdy is a carefree young man who spends his time at nightclubs with women. When his uncle dies, Roshdy is to receive all his fortune but on one condition: he should marry a good and committed woman.
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Roshdy is a carefree young man who spends his time at nightclubs with women. When his uncle dies, Roshdy is to receive all his fortune but on one condition: he should marry a good and committed woman.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Music
Written By:Haitham Wahid, Sayed El Sobky
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Runtime:95 minutes
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