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Woman's Enemy
Khosrow is a wealthy man who is still not married because ha hates women. But when his friend brings a saleswoman Soheila for playing a fake role he falls in love this time.
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Khosrow is a wealthy man who is still not married because ha hates women. But when his friend brings a saleswoman Soheila for playing a fake role he falls in love this time.
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Genre:Comedy
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Box Office:$10,000
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Pouya Film
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