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Bobbos is a film of genre Comedy with Adel Imam

Bobbos (2009)

Bobbos
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Length 1h53
Genres Comedy
Rating40% 2.014512.014512.014512.014512.01451

Bobbos (Arabic: بوبوس‎) is an Egyptian film released in 2009.



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Synopsis

A businessman, stuck in the credit crunch, falls in love with a businesswoman who is in turn stuck in the credit crunch.

Actors

Adel Imam

(Mohsen Hendawi)
Youssra

(Mohga)
Youssef Eid
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