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The divorced businessman and the father of naughty daughter hires the young lady Darya as the babysitter even though she came to be interviewed for the secretary position. Darya came to conclusion that Masha was deeply hurt by the divorce of her parents and decides to take over the situation.
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The divorced businessman and the father of naughty daughter hires the young lady Darya as the babysitter even though she came to be interviewed for the secretary position. Darya came to conclusion that Masha was deeply hurt by the divorce of her parents and decides to take over the situation.
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Studio Bayrak
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