La la ya habibi Trailer (1970)

05 January 1970 Drama, Romance 104 mins

Mahmoud is jealous of his wife, Souad, which makes him always take her to work and monitor her. Mahmoud's jealousy reaches the point where he suspects that there is a relationship between his wife and her manager. He asks his wife to resign from her job. She thinks a little in order to teach her husband a lesson, so she accepts and responds to his request so that she can limit his jealousy.

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Cast

Crew

Ahmed Diaa Aldin Director

Ahmad Abdel Wahab Writer

Ahmed Diaa Aldin Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 05 January 1970

Production Companies

أفلام المصري (إبراهيم عز الدين عزقلاني)

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