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A 30-year-old man named Toir, living in Scotland, returns to Tashkent to get married. At his father’s request, his childhood friends — Anvar, Nusrat, and Qudrat — come to meet him. But an unexpected accident occurs: Qudrat’s martial arts–style greeting leaves Toir paralyzed. Now Toir can still see with his eyes, but his body is motionless — he is “Frozen,” both literally and metaphorically. The three friends embark on bizarre, comedic, and adventurous attempts to cure him. Beneath their efforts lies the genuine power of friendship, kindness, loyalty, and love. Sometimes, to melt a frozen heart, memories, friendship, and love are all it takes…
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A 30-year-old man named Toir, living in Scotland, returns to Tashkent to get married. At his father’s request, his childhood friends — Anvar, Nusrat, and Qudrat — come to meet him. But an unexpected accident occurs: Qudrat’s martial arts–style greeting leaves Toir paralyzed. Now Toir can still see with his eyes, but his body is motionless — he is “Frozen,” both literally and metaphorically. The three friends embark on bizarre, comedic, and adventurous attempts to cure him. Beneath their efforts lies the genuine power of friendship, kindness, loyalty, and love. Sometimes, to melt a frozen heart, memories, friendship, and love are all it takes…
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Written By:Alisher Uzoqov
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