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Larki Punjaban est un film Pakistanais de genre Drame réalisé par Syed Noor avec Babar Ali

Larki Punjaban (2003)

Larki Punjaban
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Larki Punjaban (Une fille punjabi en urdu) est un film pakistanais réalisé par Syed Noor, sorti en 2003.

Synopsis

Le film tourne autour de la romance et des tribulations entre une fille Sikh (Saima) et un homme pakistanais (Shamil Khan). Le personnage de Babar Ali est opposé à cette union.

Acteurs

Babar Ali
Shamil Khan
Saima
Rashid Mehmood
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