Ashikkhito Trailer (1978)
01 January 1978 Drama 127 mins
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01 January 1978 Drama 127 mins
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Abdur Razzak as Rahmat
Anjana Sultana as Laili
Sumon as Manik
Rosy Afsary as Manik's Mother
A.T.M. Shamsuzzaman as Tenu Matbor
Satya Shaha Music
Nurunnabi Editor
Satya Shaha Writer
Azizur Rahman Writer
Azizur Rahman Director
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Bangladesh 01 January 1978
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