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Romantic Razia
ROMANTIC RAZIA SYNOPSIS Razia is a beautiful and innocent girl who is fond of living in dreams and fantasies of her own. Among many of her small and insignificant wishes is her dream of visiting Swat for her honeymoon. Many of her marriage proposals have been rejected in the past due to her immature and naive nature. While on the other side is Rameez, a young and handsome man whose family is in search of a perfect life partner for him. As Rameez and Razia's paths cross and after they share a bittersweet moment problems begin to resurface. Will Razia and Rameez be able to clear the misunderstandings?
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ROMANTIC RAZIA SYNOPSIS Razia is a beautiful and innocent girl who is fond of living in dreams and fantasies of her own. Among many of her small and insignificant wishes is her dream of visiting Swat for her honeymoon. Many of her marriage proposals have been rejected in the past due to her immature and naive nature. While on the other side is Rameez, a young and handsome man whose family is in search of a perfect life partner for him. As Rameez and Razia's paths cross and after they share a bittersweet moment problems begin to resurface. Will Razia and Rameez be able to clear the misunderstandings?
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Written By:Hassan Imam
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:7th Sky Entertainment
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