Laila Majnu

लैला मजनू

Hindi7 Sep 20182h 19mU/A · 12+Drama · Romance

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CBFC: U/A 2 of 7 categories documented

A tragic, intense love story set in Kashmir; two feuding families, an obsessive romance that spirals into self-destruction and… Family Room →

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Synopsis

Laila is a free-spirited girl from a conservative family who firmly believes in living for the present. Qais, a spoilt brat, falls head over heels in love with her. Their families, however, are warring over property, which leads to self-destruction, pain and bleeding hearts.

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Sajid AliWriter · Director