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Jesal Toral
Jesal, a hardcore bandit, gets reformed by Toral who is a virtuous, god-fearing Kathi girl. Later, they both get married to each other and lead a pious life.
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Jesal, a hardcore bandit, gets reformed by Toral who is a virtuous, god-fearing Kathi girl. Later, they both get married to each other and lead a pious life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jitubhai Mehta, Himmat Dave, Ramesh Mehta
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Kirti Films
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