After Abu El-Dahab and Ihsan get married and have a baby, a jealous Al-Atra gets his friend Amina to impersonate Ihsan and reports Abu El-Dahab to the police. As Abu El-Dahab plots to escape from prison, he plans to take revenge on Al-Atra.
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Huda Sultan as احسان
Farid Shawqy as أبو الذهب
Mahmoud El Meligy as العترة
Mohsen Hassanein as بندق
Mohamed Sobeih as الأكتع
Mounir ElFangary as زوج مطلق
Rashad Hamed as عصابة عترة
Ahmad Mukhtar as والد إحسان
Abdel Moneim Basyouni as ضابط شرطة
أبو الدهب Trailer
Egypt 01 November 1954
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