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Sala's Fumble
Sala and a friend watch a football match between Argentina and Brazil, sparking an argument and a gun war. Sala kills his friend's father and moves from their village to the city. He encounters three men in a public park and defends a beaten guy. Later, he falls in love with a girl, Sozyar, and works selling watermelons. They win the match, but Sala scores an own goal. He follows Sozyar and they get married, moving back to Sala's village. Sala visits Hama, who sings a song for Sala's return.
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Sala and a friend watch a football match between Argentina and Brazil, sparking an argument and a gun war. Sala kills his friend's father and moves from their village to the city. He encounters three men in a public park and defends a beaten guy. Later, he falls in love with a girl, Sozyar, and works selling watermelons. They win the match, but Sala scores an own goal. He follows Sozyar and they get married, moving back to Sala's village. Sala visits Hama, who sings a song for Sala's return.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bakhtyar Sheikh Aziz
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Groupi Hunari Dyari
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