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Jism is a Pakistanais film with Shamil Khan
Jism (2006)
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Jism [Translation: Body] is a Pakistani Urdu film directed by Rasheed Dogar. Singers are Ameer Ali, Asma Lata, Saima Akhtar and Sana Khan. The film was banned in Pakistan because of inappropriate scenes shown.
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The story basically centers around Zeeshan (Shamil Khan) who is a boy. His friend who leads an un-cultural life has an influence on him. Zeeshan falls in love with a pretty girl, then later he has news that his uncle is near to death. He rushes home to find out that his last request was to marry his daughter Kieren (who he does not love), he promises to marry in panic despite not loving her. After his uncle's death he denies to marry Kieren, but his mum convinces him, not knowing what an impact this act will cause.Actors
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