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Fun with the Jumping Jack

Sony Entertainment Television is all set to welcome the veteran actor Jeetendra along with his daughter, the Queen of Television, Ekta Kapoor to the sets of Indian Idol this weekend. It will be an evening full of entertainment for the...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:44 AM Mar 10, 2021 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television is all set to welcome the veteran actor Jeetendra along with his daughter, the Queen of Television, Ekta Kapoor to the sets of Indian Idol this weekend. It will be an evening full of entertainment for the judges as the Jumping Jack of Indian Film Industry will be present to boost their contestants’ morale.

In the show, the contestants will be seen paying a tribute to Jeetendra by donning all-white outfit. Aditya Narayan, who is known for his quirkiness, will try to get them to reveal some unknown facts.

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