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Emotional goodbye

The cast and crew of PukaarCall For The Hero recently shot for the final episode of the show

Updated At : 05:54 AM Feb 04, 2015 IST

<p>Curtains Down: A still fromPukaar—Call For The Hero. </p>

The cast and crew of Pukaar—Call For The Hero recently shot for the final episode of the show. After the shoot, the team celebrated their togetherness with a cake- cutting ceremony. Curtains came down on the show with the engagement of the protagonists Aarti and Rajveer. It will go off-air on February 10.

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