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Pawnshop With No Interest
Naira and Urlee are friends who have been in love since childhood, and they will find a profitable business idea together. Due to the control of a serious criminal named Ziy, their profitable BOY Pawn Shop will go bankrupt in a moment.
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Naira and Urlee are friends who have been in love since childhood, and they will find a profitable business idea together. Due to the control of a serious criminal named Ziy, their profitable BOY Pawn Shop will go bankrupt in a moment.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Orgil Jargalsaikhan
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Oyunlag
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