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The Barefoot Millionaire
A beautiful pickpocket works with a gang to steal jewelry. During one of the gang's operations, the police discover their presence and chase them. She hides in the house of a wealthy, dignified man. She begs him to let her stay with him. He responds and claims that she is his wealthy niece who has come from abroad. She confuses the family, but everyone loves her. She is affected by the beautiful family atmosphere, so she decides to repent and hand over the jewelry to the police, but the gang chases her.
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A beautiful pickpocket works with a gang to steal jewelry. During one of the gang's operations, the police discover their presence and chase them. She hides in the house of a wealthy, dignified man. She begs him to let her stay with him. He responds and claims that she is his wealthy niece who has come from abroad. She confuses the family, but everyone loves her. She is affected by the beautiful family atmosphere, so she decides to repent and hand over the jewelry to the police, but the gang chases her.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Magda Adel Khiralla
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