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Dreaming of one day having wealth and comfort, a poor girl who sells tissues on the street starts working at a nightclub. As unexpected events unfold, she becomes the owner of the club.
Top billed cast
Ola Ghanem
Randa El Behairy
Diaa ElMerghany
Amal Ibrahim
Shamsندى
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