Two successful friends, Kadiev and Aglyamov, are watching a historical video and, as the events unfold on the screen, pour out their hearts on modern life. However, after a slight explosion, time turns back - and heroes in oriental robes and turbans find themselves in the center of events of a distant era...
Sairam Isayeva
Obid Yunusov
Ato Mukhamedzhanov
Khusan Sharipov
Bakhtiyar Zakirov
Farhad Mahmudov
Dilorom Igamberdiyeva
Furkat Faiziyev
Maysara's Tricks is a comedy, fantasy film released in 1990. Directed by Melis Abzalov, it stars Sairam Isayeva, Obid Yunusov, Ato Mukhamedzhanov. Two successful friends, Kadiev and Aglyamov, are watching a historical video and, as the events unfold on the screen, pour out their hearts on modern life. However, after a slight explosion, time turns back - and heroes in oriental robes and turbans find themselves in the center of events of a distant era...
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