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Ziddi is a Pakistanais film of genre Fantasy with Ejaz Durrani
Ziddi (1973)
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Add to a movie list′′Ziddi (1973 film)′′ is a Pakistani, (Urdu: ضدى ), film in Punjabi language, released on January 16, 1973 by screenwriter Hazin Qadri. The film was directed by Iqbal Kashmiri and produced by Ajmal and Moazzam Ilyas, in his debut as director. The cast included Yousuf Khan, Nabeela, Firdous.It was a super-hit movie of 1973.
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