Takeaways on Cutaways
Ditch the lube and get to the point in the raw, honest, cheeky dramedy written and directed by Mark Schwab.
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The beginning of Athea and Hazran's relationship was never peaceful. Starting from an incident of fighting over paracetamol at a convenience store, Athea's car blocking Hazran's car, Athea's child breaking a window, and even stealing Hazran's cat named Smokey or Lulu. However, Smokey was also what brought their relationship closer. Hazran even became kind to Athea's child, Qarleef. Hazran and Athea's closeness was used by Kamarul to slander them in order to win over Bella, Hazran's fiancée. Kamarul, Bella's boss, has harbored feelings for Bella for a long time. Once again, Athea is misunderstood, causing her to distance herself from Hazran and Athea's children. The arrival of Azam further complicates matters and strains their relationship. However, history repeats itself in Athea's life when Azam is unable to bear Athea's increasing burden. When Hazran finds out about this, he tries to win Athea's love back.
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The beginning of Athea and Hazran's relationship was never peaceful. Starting from an incident of fighting over paracetamol at a convenience store, Athea's car blocking Hazran's car, Athea's child breaking a window, and even stealing Hazran's cat named Smokey or Lulu. However, Smokey was also what brought their relationship closer. Hazran even became kind to Athea's child, Qarleef. Hazran and Athea's closeness was used by Kamarul to slander them in order to win over Bella, Hazran's fiancée. Kamarul, Bella's boss, has harbored feelings for Bella for a long time. Once again, Athea is misunderstood, causing her to distance herself from Hazran and Athea's children. The arrival of Azam further complicates matters and strains their relationship. However, history repeats itself in Athea's life when Azam is unable to bear Athea's increasing burden. When Hazran finds out about this, he tries to win Athea's love back.
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