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Babbar 

Jorawar, once a mobster, lost his parents as a consequence of the booming crime wave and now wishes to have an easy going life with his brother. But fate turned him into a gang lord Babbar.
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Jorawar, once a mobster, lost his parents as a consequence of the booming crime wave and now wishes to have an easy going life with his brother. But fate turned him into a gang lord Babbar.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Amar Hundal
Written By:Amar Hundal, Abdul Rafay Chandio Baloch
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