Zee TV recently launched Dance India Dance reality show for the youngest dancing talent in the country - DID L'il Masters Season 5. Since its launch, viewers have been having a gala time watching the young dancing sensations put up some wonderful acts week after week. This weekend, viewers are in for a treat as the contestants will be seen performing some delightful acts in the presence of Akshay Kumar and Manushi Chillar, who appeared on the show as special guests for the promotions of their movie Samrat Prithviraj.
While all the performances left the judges and guests impressed during the shoot, Akshay Kumar revealed how he, along with Sonali Bendre and Remo D’Souza had a great time shooting for the song 'Haseena Gori Gori' from the movie Tarazu.
After recalling their memories, the super judges and Akshay Kumar couldn’t stop themselves from re-creating the superhit song on the stage of DID L’il Masters. All three of them performed together and left everyone in awe of their cuteness, energy and enthusiasm!
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As Akshay Kumar mentioned, “All the super judges here are my dearest friends, and I have worked together in the past with Sonali and Remo for the song 'Haseena Gori Gori'. I can undoubtedly say, we had so much of fun shooting for this.”
While Akshay’s revelation and the recreation of the song on the stage amazed and entertained everyone, wait till you watch the stunning performances by the fantastic contestants of DID L'il Masters this weekend!
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