Sajda
Movie· 1967· 2h 2m

Sajda

Sajda is not currently streaming on any Indian OTT platform, and is not available to rent or buy in India.

Director:
S.A. Hafiz

Sajda is a 1967 Urdu film directed by S.A. Hafiz. It runs 122 minutes. The cast is led by Deeba, Mohammad Ali and Agha Talish.

Synopsis

A historic Urdu-language costume film from Pakistan, directed by S.A. Hafiz. Set against the backdrop of epic Muslim‑Roman conflict, the film features a prominent ensemble cast including Deeba, Mohammad Ali, Lehri, and Talish.

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When did Sajda release?
Sajda released on 10 February 1967.