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Bin Roye (2015)
An ambitious girl seeks out her destiny and true love , when tables start to take a turn she meets a man who gives her a completely new perspective to life and love.
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An ambitious girl seeks out her destiny and true love , when tables start to take a turn she meets a man who gives her a completely new perspective to life and love.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Farhat Ishtiaq
In Theaters:7/17/2015
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Momina Duraid Productions
Cast
Momina Duraid, Shahzad Kashmiri
Director
Mahira Khan
Saba Shafiq / Saba Irtaza
Humayun Saeed
Irtaza Ghazanfar
Armeena Khan
Saman Shafiq
Javed Sheikh
Saba and Saman's father
Junaid Khan
Safir
Zeba Bakhtiar
Saba and Saman's mother
Jahanzeb Khan
Zafar
Azra Mansoor
Dadi
Adeel Husain
Cameo
Mujtaba Khan
Young Irtaza
Annie Zaidi
Saman's Foster mother
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