Insaniyat

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  • 1967
  • 3 hr
  • 2.0  (25)

This movie follows Doctor Waheed and his wife Zeba. He leaves the country in order to further his education and Zeba stays behind. Zeba's parents force her to marry another man named Tariq. It turned out Tariq has cancer and the doctor may be the one that can save him.

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Description
  • Genres
    Drama
  • Cast
    Tariq Aziz
    Ali Ejaz
    Firdous
  • Director
    Shabab Kiranvi
  • Release Date
    1967
  • Runtime
    3 hr
  • Language
    Urdu
  • IMDB Rating
    2.0  (25)
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