Anmol Mohabbat Trailer (1978)
13 October 1978 Music, Romance 144 mins
Pakistani Film
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13 October 1978 Music, Romance 144 mins
Pakistani Film
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Shabab Keranvi Director
Shabab Keranvi Producer
Shabab Keranvi Writer
Robin Ghosh Music
Riaz-ur-Rehman Saghar Lyricist
Mehnaz Begum Playback Singer
Mehdi Hassan Playback Singer
Akhlaq Ahmed Playback Singer
Pakistan 13 October 1978
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