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The restless Qasim and Ilham go to congratulate their godfather on his birthday. Ilham brings Qasim a book as a birthday present for his godfather. Yes, it was that magical book. You see, it all starts from the beginning again.
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The restless Qasim and Ilham go to congratulate their godfather on his birthday. Ilham brings Qasim a book as a birthday present for his godfather. Yes, it was that magical book. You see, it all starts from the beginning again.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Jasur Shodmonov
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Runtime:84 minutes
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