Wait for Me

The film is about village boy who became an enlisment officer and came back to Garabagh and fell in love with bey's daughter.

Cast

Rasim Balayev

as Nijat

Tamara Yandiyeva

as Shahnaz

Hasanagha Turabov

Amaliya Panahova

as Fakhranda

Hasan Mammadov

as Bahadur

Malik Dadashev

as Jabbar bey

Aladdin Abbasov

as Hasanali

Shahmar Alakbarov

as Tahir

Fargana Guliyeva

as Gulgaz

Mukhtar Avsharov

as Hummat

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