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As parents who are about to start a second life start living together, misunderstandings arise between the young people who grew up in different environments, and it takes a long time to get to know each other. The story depicts the idea that if you can trust each other, everything will naturally turn out well. The story depicts how two brothers overcome various obstacles.
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As parents who are about to start a second life start living together, misunderstandings arise between the young people who grew up in different environments, and it takes a long time to get to know each other. The story depicts the idea that if you can trust each other, everything will naturally turn out well. The story depicts how two brothers overcome various obstacles.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Action
Written By:Bekhbaatar Sundev, Enkhbayar Dambasuren
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Mongolz
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