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Ranbir and Vaani Kapoor grace the semi-finale of Dance Deewane Juniors

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Updated At : 03:07 PM Jul 17, 2022 IST

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Colors’ Dance Deewane Juniors is all set to draw the curtains on this season with a star-studded finale.

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The viewers will finally witness mother and son, Neetu Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor, together for the first time on television as the later visits the sets to promote his upcoming film Shamshera with his co-star Vaani Kapoor.

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During the shooting, Ranbir and Vaani were dazzled by kids’ dancing. The act by All Stars made Vaani their fan and she walked up to the stage and took their autographs.

The much-awaited night commences with Ranbir unveiling the prestigious trophy of Dance Deewane Juniors. Among the many incredible highlights that are in store for the audience in this semi-final, the moment when Ranbir and Neetu Kapoor dance together is sure to steal the hearts of the audience. Ranbir then teaches the steps of his new song Ji Huzoor to mom Neetu. 

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