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Wedding is a Pakistanais film directed by Sangeeta with Shaan Shahid
Wedding (1998)
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Add to a movie listNikah is a 1998 Pakistani film and a remake of the 1977 film Aina. The great presence of onscreen pair Reema Khan and Shaan after nearly five years, raised attention and made it become a much awaited movie of its time of the 1990s.
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The story is about two different classes; Shaan belongs to a middle-class family with great traditional values and Reema is from a rich family. The film portrayed the difficulties of a rich girl adjusting to a middle-class family.Actors
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