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Regal Studios Presents: Queen Brother
Potchi knows his older brother King as a brave, elegant, and strong man. But, what if the older brother who faces him now is a colorful and brilliant sister? Will he still accept it?
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Potchi knows his older brother King as a brave, elegant, and strong man. But, what if the older brother who faces him now is a colorful and brilliant sister? Will he still accept it?
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Trisha Mae Delez
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Regal Entertainment, GMA Network
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