Jamuna Kinare

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Jamuna Kinare
Directed byDr. Laxminarayan Garg
Written by Ashok Chakradhar
Produced by Kaka Hathrasi
StarringPradeep Saxena
Sabnam Kapoor
Kapil Kumar
Kaka Hathrasi
Satyen Kappu
Abhi Bhattacharya
Music byLaxmi-Sardar
Release date
1984
CountryIndia
Language Brij Bhasha

Jamuna Kinare is a 1984 Braj Bhasha language film based on Braj culture. It was produced by Kaka Hathrasi and directed by Dr. Laxminarayan Garg. The story was written by Ashok Chakradhar. Lyrics was written by Kaka Hathrasi, Natharam Sharma Gaur, Maya Govind, Som Thakur, Dr. Mohan Pradip, Kapil Kumar, Balkrishna Garg, Ramendra Tripathi. [1]

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The music for "Jamuna Kinare" was composed by musician duo of "Laxmi-Sardar" [Dr. Laxminarayan Garg & Sardar Malik (not Bollywood music director Anu Malik's father & eminent Music Director Sardar Malik)]

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