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Saranga est un film Pakistanais avec Sultan Rahi
Saranga (1994)
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OriginePakistan
Saranga (Punjabi: سارنگا) is 1994 Pakistani Action film, directed by Mohammad Aslam Murad and produced by Rai Mohammad Yousuf.
Acteurs
Sultan Rahi
(Saaranga)
Saima
(Sakina)
Sabiha Khanum
((Chargh Khan wife))
Badar Munir
(Subaydar Qamur Khan)
Ilyas Kashmiri
(Khan Baba)
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