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A gala affair: Get set for a Shaandaar Navratri Night on Sony TV with Aditya Narayan and Sugandha Mishra

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Updated At : 01:29 PM Oct 07, 2021 IST

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Make sure to wear your dancing shoes this Sunday as Sony TV gears up for Shaandaar Navratri Night — a special offering celebrating the festive spirit of Navratri. Taking the entertainment quotient a few notches higher on the bedecked sets will be some remarkable performances from contestants that viewers have adored so far—from Super Dancer, India’s Best Dancer and Indian Idol. Making it a night to remember, the event will be hosted by Aditya Narayan and Sugandha Mishra, who have always managed to impress the audience with their anchoring prowess.

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Celebrated singers Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu and Udit Narayan will be seen reviving their 90s magic on screen. Furthermore, the special show will also see them perform Garba in the show. Says Aditya Narayan, “It is a phenomenal feeling hosting such a grand evening. I enjoyed being present for this special event. Viewers will also see me perform with my father, Udit Narayan, which, for me, is an honour.”

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