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Supernatural series Daayan to bid adieu

According to reports, &TV is gearing up to pull the plug on its supernatural series, Daayan. Though the series was always a finite one, it is ending prematurely because it failed to get the required eyeballs.

Daayan was launched with much fanfare on 15th December. The makers expected it to garner huge TRPs because the show came around a time when supernatural shows were doing a lot of wonders on Indian television.


However, Daayan just could not draw audiences despite starring popular actors like Tina Dataa and Mohit Malhotra in principal roles. According to latest media reports, the series will fold up within a month.

Daayan will end in the month of July. The story will hit its peak soon with the revelation and the climax. The lives of Jahnvi (Tina Dataa) and Akarsh (Mohit Malhotra) will be tangled in more problems before they find a solution,” a source reveals to an entertainment portal.

Reportedly, Daayan will beam its final episode on 14 July. The series is produced by Ekta Kapoor under the banner of Balaji Telefilms.

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