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Shah Rukh Khan Ki Maut
A young boy called Murad, who aspires to become like Shahrukh Khan.
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A young boy called Murad, who aspires to become like Shahrukh Khan.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mohammed Ehteshamuddin
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Runtime:56 minutes
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Mohammed Ehteshamuddin
Director
Tabrez Shah
Murad Ali (Shah Rukh Khan)
Saife Hassan
Shamshad
Sajid Shah
Hair Dresser
Aqeel Ahmed
James (Bond)
Saleem Mairaj
Aslam
Mehmood Bhatti
Constable Ali
Sajid Rafi
Murad's father
Rashid Farooqi
Ustad Manzoor
Sara Umer
Murad's sister
Yahya Rashdi
Mehmood
Imran Ali
Salesman (Video Shop)
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