Lal-e-Yaman

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Lal-e-Yaman is a 1933 Indian Bollywood film. It is also known as Parwiz Parizad.

Cast[edit]

• Jal Khambatta as The King of Yaman
• Karimja as Prince Parviz
• Padma as Princess Parizad
• Feroze Dastur as Prince Nadir
• Master Mahomed as Pirmard
• Sayani as Vazir Jargam
• Nazir as Amaldar Fawriz
• B. Khan as the Demon Genie
• Boman Shroff as Apeman
• Miss Mohini as Queen Malka
• Miss Kamla as Lalarukh
• Miss Mayuri as Mehru
• Miss Lola as a dancer

Stunts

• Fearless Nadia

External links[edit]

• Lal-e-Yaman at IMDb
• Lal-e-Yaman on YouTube

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