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Namah gets a digital release

After enjoying access to Star shows before they get aired on television for the firsttime Hotstar VIP users can catch a preview of the muchawaited Star Plus show Namah

Updated At : 02:23 PM Sep 24, 2019 IST

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After enjoying access to Star shows before they get aired on television, for the first-time Hotstar VIP users can catch a preview of the much-awaited Star Plus show, Namah. The first episode of the mythological magnum opus is now streaming on Hotstar VIP, days before its TV premiere. Namah is the tale of friendship between Mahadev and Narayan.

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