Neetu Kapoor brings Kapoor Khandaan’s signature dishes on the sets of Super Dancer

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Jun 26, 2021 IST

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This weekend, Sony TV’s Super Dancer – Chapter 4 is set to welcome actress Neetu Kapoor to celebrate her legacy and contribution to Indian cinema. The contestants will perform on all her super-hit songs. Contestant Eesha and her Super Guru Sonali will be seen performing on Lekar Hum Deewana Dil.

During the shooting, Neetu Kapoor praised their performance, stating that the song is special to her. Since Eesha is a foodie, Neetu Kapoor suggested her name should be Eesha Kapoor and said, “Everyone in the Kapoor family loves food and only thinks about it all the time.”

The actress even surprised Esha with Kapoor family’s special delicacies, such as Raj Kapoor ke gharke aam and Ranbir Kapoor’s favourite kali dal, as well as Rishi Kapoor’s favourite suji ka halwa. Eesha gorged on all the scrumptious delicacies!

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