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Ali’s daughter dreams of escaping poverty through marriage to a wealthy man. After fleeing her arranged marriage to a poor man, she is deceived and abandoned by a rich young man, setting off a series of escalating events.
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Ali’s daughter dreams of escaping poverty through marriage to a wealthy man. After fleeing her arranged marriage to a poor man, she is deceived and abandoned by a rich young man, setting off a series of escalating events.
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Studio:Al Horriya Films
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