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Superstar Singer 3 contestant gets stunning makeover from Captain Mohd Danish

In a surprising turn of events, the captain of the kids singing reality show Superstar Singer 3, Mohd Danish has taken on a new role as a stylist. He gave a makeover to contestant Arjun Singh from Baba Bakala, Punjab....
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Updated At : 02:46 PM Mar 17, 2024 IST
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In a surprising turn of events, the captain of the kids singing reality show Superstar Singer 3, Mohd Danish has taken on a new role as a stylist. He gave a makeover to contestant Arjun Singh from Baba Bakala, Punjab. Danish put his fashion skills to the test and gave Arjun a jaw-dropping makeover.

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Known for his cool quotient, Danish added his signature touch and transformed Arjun into a cool dude by making him wear a stylish chain personalised with his name. The show has Neha Kakkar as the Super Judge, and captains Salman Ali, Pawandeep Ranjan, Arunita Kanjilal and Sayali Kamble.

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