Bolbol Afandy
Jan 01 1948
•2h 13m
•(Sabah) is an arrogant actress, arrogant and married to the old man lover (Hassan Fayek) and lives with them his daughter Wafa (Samiha Tawfiq) engaged to the young man Munir (Kamal Hussein) and treated as a wife or mother, betraying her husband with her lover Abdullatif Abdal (Istfan Rusti) Aziz Bey, and he fought to blackmail her with the help of his wife, the employment of Znobh Alexandrian (Isaf Abdel Maqsoud).
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Farid Al-Atrash
Sabah
Ismail Yasseen
Hassan Fayek
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