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Rini was asked by Dani to immediately circumcise the child their daughters are Nesa because they are old enough. Rani looks for a way to get circumcised This does not happen because the impact can be detrimental to women. However, Rani's efforts did not succeeded because of the influence of her mother-in-law who has traditional understanding.
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Rini was asked by Dani to immediately circumcise the child their daughters are Nesa because they are old enough. Rani looks for a way to get circumcised This does not happen because the impact can be detrimental to women. However, Rani's efforts did not succeeded because of the influence of her mother-in-law who has traditional understanding.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Tia Feronica, Mochammed Fadliawan
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Scenenala Films
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