Anjuman (1970)
Anjuman is a tragic character, based on the courtesan lives of women in South Asia. Its about a "Tawaiif" or a courtesan falling in love and her tragic ending.
Top billed cast
- Deeba BegumPinky
- Sabiha KhanumBhabhi
- Santosh KumarBara Bhai
- LehriLala
Waheed MuradChota Bhai- RaniAnjuman
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