Kaifi Azmi

This is a documentary on Kaifi Azmi, a famous Urdu poet. His work reflects his strong commitment to the weaker sections of the society.

Cast

Farooq Shaikh

as Interviewer

Kaifi Azmi

as Himself

Shabana Azmi

as (Herself)

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