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9 Photos of 'LAYLA MAJNUN', a Romantic and Poetic Drama Set in Azerbaijan

9 Photos of 'LAYLA MAJNUN', a Romantic and Poetic Drama Set in Azerbaijan

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9 Photos of 'LAYLA MAJNUN', a Romantic and Poetic Drama Set in Azerbaijan

LAYLA MAJNUN, a drama genre film, premiered on Netflix on February 11, 2021. The storyline is inspired by the legendary love story of Layla & Majnun in the Middle East. The film stars Acha Septriasa as Layla. Layla is portrayed as an intelligent woman who has the opportunity to teach as a guest lecturer in Azerbaijan.

Before leaving, Layla was actually arranged to marry a man named Ibnu (Baim Wong). Ibnu has proposed and been accepted by Layla on the condition that she is allowed to go to Azerbaijan.

In that European country, Layla meets a man named Samir (Reza Rahardian) who becomes one of her students. Samir's romantic gestures and poetic words make Layla fall in love with him. However, Layla must remember that she has been engaged to Ibnu.

Layla is in a dilemma. Which man will she choose?

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Layla told her mother that she would be leaving for Azerbaijan as a guest lecturer. Her mother looked surprised and did not expect it. 

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Before leaving, Ibnu had submitted an application and was accepted by Layla with the condition that he was allowed to go to Azerbaijan. 

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One of the conditions for Ibnu's application to be accepted was that Layla must still be allowed to teach at school.

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Upon arriving in Azerbaijan, Layla met Samir, one of her students. 

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Samir's treatment towards Layla was truly romantic. One night, Layla was taken on a tour around the city in Azerbaijan. 

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Samir's poetic words make Layla fall in love. Making Layla forget that she is actually engaged to Ibnu.

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Conflict arises when Ibnu follows Layla to Azerbaijan. Layla becomes more confused.

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Ibnu's arrival makes Samir restless. Samir is depicted traveling around Azerbaijan to let go of his distress.

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"Who can be free from the disease (pain) when falling in love" is Samir's poetic words in this film clip. Curious, right KLovers?