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Yasmin Sabry's film "Nassib" recorded box-office revenues of three million Egyptian pounds across ten days of theatrical release, marking a sharp commercial downturn in her first solo lead performance. Daily ticket sales at times fell below 200,000 pounds despite screening in 55 cinemas, predominantly in Cairo.
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