Jalwa Trailer (1966)
17 June 1966 Music, Romance 125 mins
This Urdu film Jalva (1966) was directed by Younis Rahi.
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17 June 1966 Music, Romance 125 mins
This Urdu film Jalva (1966) was directed by Younis Rahi.
Watch the official Jalwa 1966 trailer in HD below or find more Jalwa videos on Vidimovie.
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Pakistan 17 June 1966
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