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My Brother is a Chieftain
It was a rainy night. Khangai, taking his younger brother with him, ran away from someone and begged a family to adopt him, but the parents refused to let him. But Amraa begged until the end, kneeling down and begging for his life, and finally, as she had planned, she left her younger brother with a completely unknown family. The film begins with the complicated fate of the two siblings. 20 years later, Khangai searched for his younger brother, but his younger brother had disappeared.
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It was a rainy night. Khangai, taking his younger brother with him, ran away from someone and begged a family to adopt him, but the parents refused to let him. But Amraa begged until the end, kneeling down and begging for his life, and finally, as she had planned, she left her younger brother with a completely unknown family. The film begins with the complicated fate of the two siblings. 20 years later, Khangai searched for his younger brother, but his younger brother had disappeared.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Crime
Written By:Tamir Bat-Ulzii
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Fantastic Production, F studio
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