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Jaggu Ki Lalten (Official Trailer) | Raghubir Yadav, Neeraj Gupta | Vipin Kapoor | 14th October 2022
Ek purani kharab Lalten, Chaiwala (JAGGU) aur HARILAL ki kismat badal deti hai .DONO ko lakho karodo rupaye mil jate hai...Per kya akhir may lalten chaiwale (Jaggu) ki hue ya phir Harilal ki? This film is a full of suspense and surprises. Shreehans arts and creation Presetting in association with Bolt Entertainment the official trailer of the movie “JAGGU KI LALTEN” starring Raghubir Yadav, Neeraj Gupta, Akriti Bharti, Saleem Zaidi, Rocky, Namrita Malla, Biren Dang ,Rambir aryan , Himshikha, Sachin Sharma. #JagguKiLalten hitting cinemas near you on 14th October 2022 Movie details: Writer and Director: Vipin Kapoor Producer: Preeti Gupta Project: Bolt entertainment, Amyra Kapoor Studio DOP: Jan Kashyap Music and Background Score: Manish Sahriya Choreographer: Sooraj katoch (zenith) Lyrics: Mayank Gera Editor: Vikas Phougat Singers: Mika Singh, Mamta Sharma, Divyakumar B Pushkarna, Bella, Oinam Johanson MEETEI Music Label: T-series Executive producer: Ashish Sharma Sound Designer: Rahul Jadhav Production Designer: Puneet Kapoor, Ritu Kapoor (zenith) Focus Pullar: Ravi Shreehans Team: Santosh Tondon, Parveen Nayyer (bobby) Casting Director: Sunder Phougat (team Bolt) Dubbing studio: Music Haveli, Futureworks studio (Mumbai) Production Manager: Vivek Jindal, Mohit Vats, Pankaj Budhiraja, Mohit Dubey Visual Promotion: Master Studioz Publicity Design: Manoj Zore and Master Studioz VFX: Prashant Mahanta Compositing and Roto: Taran Singh DI Colourist: Abhishek Mehta Mixing Enginer: Sujit Shingare Post Production: Real Touch Studio Film Distribution: VK Films Marketing By Shreehans Arts and Creations Pvt Ltd Special Thanks to Shri Manoj Tiwari (MP, northeast, Delhi) and Shri Anup jalota (Bhajan Samrat) ___________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: http://bit.ly/TSeriesYouTube 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/UkfTSuR 👉 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramTseries

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