Proud Beggars

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Set against the backdrop of a Cairo brothel, a senseless murder unveils the intriguing lives of Gohar, a former professor turned beggar, and his eccentric companions, including a poet and a disillusioned clerk. Their vibrant camaraderie and philosophical musings challenge the notion of poverty, revealing a richness in their existence that defies societal expectations. As investigator Nour El Din grapples with his own secrets, he becomes enchanted by their resilience and humor, prompting a deeper exploration of happiness amidst despair. This narrative blends social critique, mystery, and dark comedy.