Rekha Utsav on Dance Deewane

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Jul 18, 2021 IST

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The makers of Colors’ Dance Deewane have always ensured that the Silsila of entertainment continues unabated.

This time, the show celebrated the journey of evergreen Rekha with a special episode themed Rekha Utsav: Silsila Deewangi Ka.

The Bollywood’s queen graced the sets as the contestants celebrated her cinematic contribution by dancing to some of the most iconic songs. To top it all, judge Madhuri Dixit and Rekha ji herself recreated a scene from Silsila.

In the show, Rekha was taken aback by witnessing performances by Somansh and Akash as they jived to Sun Sun Didi. Papai Antara and Tarun had the diva on the edge of her seat with their incredible performance to Yeh Kahan Aa Gaye Hum. In fact, Rekha was so enamoured by the duo that she also performed an aarti for their safety.

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