Aakriti Sharma turns host for Taare Zameen ParLearning curve

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Updated At : 11:39 AM Oct 25, 2020 IST

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Popular child artiste Aakriti Sharma aka Kulfi is all set to co-host Star Plus’ upcoming singing reality show Taare Zameen Par, alongside ace comedian Sugandha Mishra. Premiering on November 2, the show will highlight the musical journey of 20 children who will be nurtured, supported and encouraged by three celebrated mentors – Shankar Mahadevan, Tony Kakkar and Jonita Gandhi.

Aakriti said, “I am happy and excited to host my first show on television. The entire team at Taare Zameen Par has been kind and helpful, especially Sugandha didi. I get to learn so many things while shooting for this show since singing is my favourite hobby. In the coming days, I wish to learn the music from Shankar sir who is the mentor on our show.”

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