Nazar to go off-air

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Updated At : 01:08 PM May 12, 2020 IST

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Nazar, starring Sheezan Mohammad and Shruti Sharma, is an interesting thriller show. But it will be going off-air. The producer of the show ,Gul Khan, took to social media to share the piece of news and wrote, “Sad but true … Nazar to go off-air now … feels like it was just yesterday it had launched! Team Nazar, what an amazing job you guys did! The most loving team of actors and technicians and writers I ever worked with. Thank you,all of you, for this wonderful journey!”

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