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Nizam Lohar 

In colonial Punjab, a blacksmith joins a freedom movement against British rule, sacrificing everything for the cause. As he devotes himself entirely to resistance and rebellion, a woman silently harbors feelings for him.
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In colonial Punjab, a blacksmith joins a freedom movement against British rule, sacrificing everything for the cause. As he devotes himself entirely to resistance and rebellion, a woman silently harbors feelings for him.

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Genre:Drama, History
Directed By:Jameel Akhtar
Written By:Riaz Shahed
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Runtime:123 minutes
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