The Darvish Detonates Paris
A famous botanist, Monsieur Jordan is a guest in Garabagh to Hatamkhan Agha. Hatamkhan Agha's nephew wants to go to France with Jordan in order to study. His family and lover try to discourage him and consult to Darvish Mastali Shah. Mastali Shah decides to use magic and explode Paris.
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A famous botanist, Monsieur Jordan is a guest in Garabagh to Hatamkhan Agha. Hatamkhan Agha's nephew wants to go to France with Jordan in order to study. His family and lover try to discourage him and consult to Darvish Mastali Shah. Mastali Shah decides to use magic and explode Paris.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Adham Gulubayov
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Azerbaijanfilm
Cast
Kamil Rustambeyov, Shamil Makhmudbekov
Director
Sergei Yursky
Monsieur Jordan
Mirza Babayev
Darvish Mastali Shah
Adil Isgandarov
Hatamkhan agha
Leyla Badirbayli
Shahrabanu
Safura Ibrahimova
Sanam
Momunat Gurbanova
Sharafnisa
Anvar Hasanov
Shahbaz
Hasanagha Turabov
Rashid
Fazil Salayev
Gulamali
Kamil Magerramov
Gambar
Ramiz Azizbeyli
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