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Taxi Lisa
Although Dursun the taxi driver got modern appearance now, he is still the same as we used to see him. Despite the fact that he'd already sent his matchmakers to his beloved 7 times, her father refused to let his daughter marry to a taxi driver. At the same time, Iftikhar Bey plans to present his famous Mona Liza exhibition in Baku. But the picture is stolen by unknown persons.
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Although Dursun the taxi driver got modern appearance now, he is still the same as we used to see him. Despite the fact that he'd already sent his matchmakers to his beloved 7 times, her father refused to let his daughter marry to a taxi driver. At the same time, Iftikhar Bey plans to present his famous Mona Liza exhibition in Baku. But the picture is stolen by unknown persons.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nicat Dadaşov
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Studio:Cinemazadeh
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