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My Name is Intigam 2: Moldova
Intigam Agayev is already leaving for Moldova. Siyavush and Intigam are trying to get Intigam elected mayor of Chisinau. However, his rival Gabriel prevents him from being elected mayor. And at this time, their adventures continue. Intigam calls his friend Dunyamali for help. Dunyamali helps him. He removes the camera that Gabriel has placed on Intigam. Intigam and Gabriel go out to vote on TV. Gabriel wins with the most votes. Intigam's father brings him back. It is Intigam's wedding. However, the girl who is pregnant by him returns.
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Intigam Agayev is already leaving for Moldova. Siyavush and Intigam are trying to get Intigam elected mayor of Chisinau. However, his rival Gabriel prevents him from being elected mayor. And at this time, their adventures continue. Intigam calls his friend Dunyamali for help. Dunyamali helps him. He removes the camera that Gabriel has placed on Intigam. Intigam and Gabriel go out to vote on TV. Gabriel wins with the most votes. Intigam's father brings him back. It is Intigam's wedding. However, the girl who is pregnant by him returns.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fariz Aliyev
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Cinema Company Azerbaijan
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