Need a software for video calling.

Hey there,
I bought my Nokia C7-00 couple of months before. I've downloaded a few softwares although they are not good as android softwares but it's ok with me. Now I'm looking for a software through which I can have video chat. I have a software called Nimbuzz and it is good for voice but Ican't have video chat through it. So is there anyone out there who can suggest me a software through which I can video chat and my phone also must support that?,
Don't suggest skype as it hangs my phone everytime I try to have have voice or video conversation.

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Posted by WebUser Mohammadrios Hakawaty from Cisco Support Community App

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