9 More Women in Comedy to Watch This Women’s History Month
This list was made with the intention of celebrating the craft. I love seeing more women of colour on this list than before and more newcomers on the scene as well!
C.I.D. 909
Professor, an Indian scientist, develops a nuclear project to bring world peace. When Wong and Wasco want to get their hands on the project, it is up to CID Agent Raju to save the day.
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Professor, an Indian scientist, develops a nuclear project to bring world peace. When Wong and Wasco want to get their hands on the project, it is up to CID Agent Raju to save the day.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance, Crime
Written By:Charandas Shokh
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Bindu Kala Mandir
Cast
Mohammed Hussain
Director
Feroz Khan
Raju - C.I.D. Agent 909
Mumtaz Askari
Reshma
Helen
Sophia
Rajan Haksar
Wong
Rammohan Sharma
X-113 (as Ram Mohan)
Brahm Bhardwaj
Professor
Uma Dutt
CID Chief
Tun Tun
Julie Fernandes D'Silva Ghobewali
Mohan Sherry
Wasco X-117 (as Sherry)
Bela Bose
Rosie - C.I.D. Agent
Paro Devi
Reshma's Mother
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