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Uttaran's happy ending

Updated At : 05:49 AM Dec 17, 2014 IST

<p> Moving on: <em>Uttaran</em></p>

After a good long run of more than six years, Colors is all set to finally bid farewell to its popular show Uttaran. According to the buzz, the show is all set to pull its curtain down on January 16. It will end on a happy note.

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Uttaran's happy ending

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