Habib Hayati

Mamdouh inherits a large fortune from his father, which he squanders on nightclubs. He is on the verge of bankruptcy and collapse, and his loyalty to his private secretary prompts him to withdraw his wife’s money for him, which she had been saving for herself, and he spends it on him. He tries to work in cinema, sells his precious ring and buys a taxi to work on it and start his life again. Mamdouh inherits a large fortune from his father, which he squanders on nightclubs. He is on the verge of bankruptcy and collapse, and his loyalty to his private secretary prompts him to withdraw his wife’s money for him, which she had been saving for herself, and he spends it on him. He tries to work in cinema, sells his precious ring and buys a taxi to work on it and start his life again. Mamdouh inherits a large fortune from his father, which he squanders on nightclubs. He is on the verge of bankruptcy and collapse, and his loyalty to his private secretary prompts him to withdraw his wife’s money for him, which she had been saving for herself, and he spends it on him. He tries to work in cinema, sells his precious ring and buys a taxi to work on it and start his life again. Mamdouh inherits a large fortune from his father, which he squanders on nightclubs. He is on the verge of bankruptcy and collapse, and his loyalty to his private secretary prompts him to withdraw his wife’s money for him, which she had been saving for herself, and he spends it on him. He tries to work in cinema, sells his precious ring and buys a taxi to work on it and start his life again.