Captain Kishore

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Captain Kishore
Directed byK. Amarnath
Produced byMohan Pictures
StarringNazir
Lalita Pawar
Yasmin
Agha
Music byRam Gopal Pande
Release date
  • 1940 (1940)
Country British Raj
Language Hindi

Captain Kishori is a Bollywood film. It was released in 1940. [1] [2] The film starred Lalita Pawar, Nazir, Yasmin and Agha. It was directed by K. Amarnath for Mohan Pictures and the music was composed by Ram Gopal Pande. [3]


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