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The legend of Maula Jatt’s Gandasa auctioned for $50,000 in Toronto

The Muala Jatt star was in Canada to attend the event

The legend of Maula Jatt’s Gandasa auctioned for $50,000 in Toronto, Canada!

Though it was the replica of the “Gandasa” used by Maula Jatt in the international hit “The Legend of Maula Jatt”.

The fundraising event was organised for the Sahara for Life Trust Hospital during the Pakistan Music Festival in Toronto, Canada.

Fawad Khan the lead actor in “The Legend of Maula Jatt,” participated in the event as a special guest.

 

In addition to the guns used in the shooting of the film. the “Gandasa” of the film’s hero was auctioned for $50,000, which is reported to be bought by a Pakistani residing in Canada.

Fawad Khan (left), the lead actor of Pakistan’s highest-grossing movie The Legend of Maula Jatt while presenting the Gandasa to the buyer at the auction in Toronto
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