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| Dharam Jeet | |
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| Directed by | Sukhdev Ahluwalia |
| Produced by | Bhupinder Singh Sethi |
| Starring | Veerendra Raza Murad Mahendra Sandhu Aruna Irani Sunder (actor) Meher Mittal Narendra Chanchal |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Punjabi |
Dharam-Jeet is an Indian Punjabi movie released 1975.
A story about 2 brothers, Dharam and Jeet, raised by their mother after their father was murdered. Dharam grows up to be a farmer, like his father and Jeet joins the police. Their sister Radha looks after the household chores. When their sister is attacked, Dharam kills the person responsible. Meanwhile, two almost identical sisters (both played by Aruna Irani) are showing interest in the brothers but nobody knows who they are ...
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