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The Engagement Ring 2 

Not much has changed in the lives of the main characters of the first "Ring of Fortune" over the past 27 years. Moshu continues to write his poems, Seylu first does housework and then takes care of his children, especially Khoshu. Rasim remains a hard-working businessman. The situation changes unexpectedly. Rasim's daughter Deniz comes to visit her father with her newly-formed fiancé. At the same time, Seylu's younger brother Fedot also returns from Russia and tries to make his own plans around the beautiful Deniz.
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Not much has changed in the lives of the main characters of the first "Ring of Fortune" over the past 27 years. Moshu continues to write his poems, Seylu first does housework and then takes care of his children, especially Khoshu. Rasim remains a hard-working businessman. The situation changes unexpectedly. Rasim's daughter Deniz comes to visit her father with her newly-formed fiancé. At the same time, Seylu's younger brother Fedot also returns from Russia and tries to make his own plans around the beautiful Deniz.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Anvar Mansurov
Written By:Məmmədəli Kazımov, Tair Imanov, Alakbar Aliyev, Mutallim Hasanov
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Planet Parni iz Baku

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