Badla (1943 film)

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Badla
Directed byMaster Bhagwan
Release date
  • 1943 (1943)
Country British India
Language Hindi

Badla is a Bollywood film directed by Master Bhagwan. It was released in 1943. [1] [2]

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Music

  1. "Diwani Basegi Kya Teri Duniya" -
  2. "Ghar Aaye Na More Saawaria" -
  3. "Hanso Hanso Hasne Ke Din Aaye" -
  4. "Kaisa Jawani Aayi" -
  5. "Maashuk To Kya Milte" -
  6. "Nazar Milate Hi Dil Me" -
  7. "Pehle Hi Bekarar" -
  8. "Sukh Ka Zamana Aaya" -
  9. "Ye Ek Paise Me Takat Ki Puri Jholi Hai" -

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