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My Name Is Kozha

1963, Kazakh. Directed by Abdulla Karsakbayev.

A story about a funny boy named Kozha who always gets into troubles.

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Runtime
1h 26m
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Language
Kazakh
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Released
28 December 1963
Original title
Менін атым Кожа
Country
Soviet Union
Written by
Nisson Zeleransky

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What My Name Is Kozha is based on

My Name Is Kozha is based on My Name is Kozha (1957) by Berdibek Soqpaqbaev.

  • 1957

    My Name is Kozha

    By Berdibek Soqpaqbaev

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How long is My Name Is Kozha?

My Name Is Kozha runs 86 minutes (1h 26m).

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My Name Is Kozha isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 28 December 1963. (Checked 12 November 2026.)

What movies are like My Name Is Kozha?

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Who directed My Name Is Kozha?

My Name Is Kozha (1963) was directed by Abdulla Karsakbayev and stars Nurlan Segizbayev, Rakhmetulla Salmenov, Raisa Mukhamedyarova.

What is My Name Is Kozha based on?

My Name Is Kozha is based on My Name is Kozha (1957) by Berdibek Soqpaqbaev.

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