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Buddha Gujjar is a Pakistanais film directed by Syed Noor with Shaan Shahid
Buddha Gujjar (2002)
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Add to a movie listBuddha Gujjar is a Pakistani Punjabi film by Ch. Shahzad Ali for Pak Nishan Films.
That the director of Buddha Gujjar hardly innovates is apparent even from the name of the movie. The suffix Gujjar has appeared in about half a dozen movies released during the last 12 months, though only a couple of them have been commercially successful.
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