Baadal Aain Barsat

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Baadal Aain Barsat
Directed byAQ Pirzadu
StarringA.R. Baloch
CinematographyA.K. M. Abbasi
Music byGhulam Nabi-Abdul Latif
Release date
  • 7 February 1975 (1975-02-07)
Country Pakistan
Language Sindhi

Baadal Aain Barsat was a Sindhi film. It was the first presentation of the Sindh movies production, [1] and was based on the love story. [1] The film was released on 7 February 1975. [1] The film was directed by AQ Pirzadu, composer Ghulam Nabi-Abdul Latif, and filmmaker A.K. M. Abbasi. [1] The role of Wasim was played by actor A.R. Baloch in the film. The film was debuted at the Rahat Cinema Hyderabad and Shah Talkies Cinema Tando Adam along with Karachi Lighthouse, Khayam, and Sangeet Cinemania. [1]

Cast

Other actors were Qadu Sheedi, Abu-Balawal, Chingari, Shamsuddin, Rahim Shoro, Ishrat Hussein, Malik Anukho, Saad Qureshi, and Abdul Haq Abro. [2] [1]

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