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After a long stay in Kuwait, (Saif) decides to return to Egypt to settle and start establishing a chain of pharmacies. In the midst of his work, he enters a love relationship but leads to an unpleasant surprise because of (Truecaller ) application, that identifies the caller's name.
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After a long stay in Kuwait, (Saif) decides to return to Egypt to settle and start establishing a chain of pharmacies. In the midst of his work, he enters a love relationship but leads to an unpleasant surprise because of (Truecaller ) application, that identifies the caller's name.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ahmed Abdullah Saleh, Ayman Abdel Rahman
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Runtime:82 minutes
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