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Directed by | Suzad Iqbal Khan |
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Produced by | Paresh Mehta |
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Cinematography | Ananta Samadhan Gille |
Edited by | Honey Sethi |
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Production company | Yash Corporation |
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Country | India |
Language | Hindi |
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