India’s Best Dancer 3: Contestant recreate cult song ‘O Hansini’ as Moushumi Chatterjee turns guest judge for the show 3 : Bollywood News

Sony Entertainment Television's ongoing dance reality show, India’s Best Dancer 3, is all set to unleash a weekend of unparalleled entertainment with Dance Ka Triple Dhamaal special where two contestants will be uniting with a choreographer for their performances. This episode marks the contestants' final opportunity to secure their spot in the coveted Top 8 and they must impress esteemed judges, Geeta Kapoor and Terence Lewis to achieve this feat. Yesteryear actress Moushumi Chatterjee will be joining the panel as a special guest for the episode.

India’s Best Dancer 3: Contestant recreate cult song ‘O Hansini’ as Moushumi Chatterjee turns guest judge for the show

The show saw many special moments as featured in its latest moment. One amongst them was a heartwarming tribute to ISRO and the success of Chandrayaan 3 by contestants Vipul Khandpal and Samarpan Lama, along choreographer Pankaj Thapa. Their performance artfully depicted the scientists' struggles and unwavering commitment, and it was set against the backdrop of some powerful songs like ‘Lehra Do’ from the film '83 and ‘Sapna Jahan’ from Brother.

Speaking about the moment, everyone expressed their pride including judge Terence Lewis. Special guest judge Moushumi Chatterjee also recalled the moment when she saw Chandrayaan take off as she added, "A lesson we should learn from Chandrayaan is never to lose hope. I remember the tension when it was about to land. I even told my house help not to disturb me until Chandrayaan reaches its destination. I don't have words to express it. Proud to be Indian."

As a special tribute to the contribution made by Moushumi to Bollywood, one of the contestants recreated the iconic song ‘O Hansini’ which was picturized on her and the late Rishi Kapoor from the 1974 film Zehreela Insaan. Later, even Terence Lewis joined them on stage, and he was seen picking up Moushumi Chatterjee during the performance.