Movie: Rich Girl

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Innocent Gumede
Innocent Gumede

John Madala
John Madala

Lungi Mdlala
Lungi Mdlala

Hector Manthanda
Hector Manthanda

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    When a highly trained bodyguard is hired to protect a wealthy businessman’s pampered daughter, he will have his work cut out for him. The beautiful young woman doesn’t want or believe she needs protection.

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    1985-01-01

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