Billoo Baadshah Trailer

Billoo Baadshah Trailer (1989)

28 April 1989 Drama, Action, Crime 148 mins

An orphan makes sacrifices for the family who took him in but subsequently faces humiliation and homelessness.

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Cast

Anita Raj

as Asha

Govinda

as Vijay

Archana Joglekar

as Nisha T. Mirchandani

Ashalata Wabgaonkar

as Sumitra - Vijay's Mother

Gulshan Grover

as Munna T. Tiwari

Vishal Dutt

as Roshanlal - Sumitra's Husband

Kader Khan

as Than Than Tiwari

Goga Kapoor

as Ramchabhile

Mac Mohan

as Abdul

Harish Patel

as Tikamdas Kundandas Mirchandani

Sudhir Dalvi

as Shankar

International Releases Dates

India 28 April 1989

Production Companies

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