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Play of Love & Nuts
The play of love and janan comedy play about the life of the artist and singer Mahmoud, who faces many problems with his wife, which is bored and lack of interest, which prompted her to leave the house and do strange work to tease her husband then the events of the play exciting
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The play of love and janan comedy play about the life of the artist and singer Mahmoud, who faces many problems with his wife, which is bored and lack of interest, which prompted her to leave the house and do strange work to tease her husband then the events of the play exciting
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