Lajjaavathi Trailer

Lajjaavathi Trailer (1979)

09 November 1979 Drama 120 mins

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Crew

G. Premkumar

G. Premkumar Director of Photography

J. V. Suresh

J. V. Suresh Director of Photography

K.J. Joy

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Lajjavathi Trailer

International Releases Dates

India 09 November 1979

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