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No Kidding, I'll Be Offended 

Amin and his associates, who are involved in the smuggling of alcoholic beverages, eliminate the leader of a rival group, who is the manager of the Morvarid Café. Farhad and Sirous, who work at the Morvarid Café, witness the murder. Fearing Amin and his associates, they flee and, disguised as women under the names Zahleh and Zhila, go to Motel Qu with the friends of Asal, Amin's daughter...
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Amin and his associates, who are involved in the smuggling of alcoholic beverages, eliminate the leader of a rival group, who is the manager of the Morvarid Café. Farhad and Sirous, who work at the Morvarid Café, witness the murder. Fearing Amin and his associates, they flee and, disguised as women under the names Zahleh and Zhila, go to Motel Qu with the friends of Asal, Amin's daughter...

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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Reza Safaei
Written By:Rahimi-Shabestari
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Pars Film, 555 Cinematic Organization

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