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An Old traditional Kuwaiti Family, facing and new wife comes to home from Egypt as home maid, this is when the jealousy start between the old wife and the new maid.
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An Old traditional Kuwaiti Family, facing and new wife comes to home from Egypt as home maid, this is when the jealousy start between the old wife and the new maid.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Khaled Abdul Latif Ramadan
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Runtime:120 minutes
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