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"Changiz" is looking to trap rich and talented people. One of the prey is a man named "Nusrat" whom Changiz gradually prepares the ground for taking over his wealth by placing a woman named "Ghazal" in his path. At the last moment, Ghazal, who has become infatuated with Nusrat, refuses to cooperate. Changiz introduces another woman named "Sharareh" into the scene, but this time she is also unsuccessful and Nusrat returns to her quiet life.
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"Changiz" is looking to trap rich and talented people. One of the prey is a man named "Nusrat" whom Changiz gradually prepares the ground for taking over his wealth by placing a woman named "Ghazal" in his path. At the last moment, Ghazal, who has become infatuated with Nusrat, refuses to cooperate. Changiz introduces another woman named "Sharareh" into the scene, but this time she is also unsuccessful and Nusrat returns to her quiet life.

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Directed By:Nosratolah Vahdat
Written By:Nosratolah Vahdat
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Runtime:90 minutes
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