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The Strong Man 

A rich guy's driver who wants to help a poor girl who work in a cabaret introduces her as his master's fiance. She falls in love with the master without knowing his real identity. This leads all of them to face many funny adventures.
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A rich guy's driver who wants to help a poor girl who work in a cabaret introduces her as his master's fiance. She falls in love with the master without knowing his real identity. This leads all of them to face many funny adventures.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Syamak Yasami
Written By:Ahmad Shamlou, Syamak Yasami
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Runtime:110 minutes
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