Yasmine
Directed by Anwar WagdiThe head of the family, Adel (Mohamamd al-Dib) did not want another daughter, so when Yasmin was born he left her at the door of a shelter. Adel later died; the girl grew up and ran away from the shelter to join a gang of pickpockets as Atuta. She happens to meet an unemployed trumpet player, Wahid (Anwar Wagdi) who asked her to help him with his act, stop stealing, and repent. She lives with him for a time but got tired of the respectable life and went back to the gang. Wahid discovers that Atuta was a rich man's daughter. When Atuta's gang robs her grandfather's [Zaki Rostom] villa, the gang is arrested; Atuta becomes Yasmin again and returns to her mother (Madiha Yousri), who marries Wahid.
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Yasmine was released on December 11, 1950.
Yasmine was directed by Anwar Wagdi.
Yasmine has a runtime of 2h 2m.
The head of the family, Adel (Mohamamd al-Dib) did not want another daughter, so when Yasmin was born he left her at the door of a shelter. Adel later died; the girl grew up and ran away from the shelter to join a gang of pickpockets as Atuta. She happens to meet an unemployed trumpet player, Wahid (Anwar Wagdi) who asked her to help him with his act, stop stealing, and repent. She lives with him for a time but got tired of the respectable life and went back to the gang. Wahid discovers that Atuta was a rich man's daughter. When Atuta's gang robs her grandfather's [Zaki Rostom] villa, the gang is arrested; Atuta becomes Yasmin again and returns to her mother (Madiha Yousri), who marries Wahid.
The key characters in Yasmine are Qatqoutta/Yasmine (Fayrouz), Yasmine's grandfather (Abu Saad) (Zaki Rostom), Wahid Ezzat (Anwar Wagdi).
Yasmine is a Comedy, Drama, Musical film.
Yasmine has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.