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Azadi Mubarak!
On the eve of Independence Day, Zainab learns that she has to find a lawyer for a case that has been going on about her family’s ancestral land which had been unlawfully seized by a powerful political tycoon — thrusting her into a fight against a corrupt system that mirrors the very freedom being celebrated.
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On the eve of Independence Day, Zainab learns that she has to find a lawyer for a case that has been going on about her family’s ancestral land which had been unlawfully seized by a powerful political tycoon — thrusting her into a fight against a corrupt system that mirrors the very freedom being celebrated.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Kumail Ahmed Zaidi
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Box Office:$5,250
Runtime:30 minutes
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