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On-screen Ram and Sita reunite!

This weekend, Sony Entertainment Television’s India’s Best Dancer will have a Mythological Special with actors Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia gracing the show. Arun and Deepika had played on-screen Lord Ram and Mata Sita in Ramayan. The veteran actors will...

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Updated At : 01:26 PM Sep 19, 2020 IST

This weekend, Sony Entertainment Television’s India’s Best Dancer will have a Mythological Special with actors Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia gracing the show. Arun and Deepika had played on-screen Lord Ram and Mata Sita in Ramayan. The veteran actors will share interesting anecdotes from their journey and take the audience down memory lane.

Keeping up with the theme of the weekend, the contestants will be seen in a new avatar. The top contestants along with their choreographers will take their performance a notch higher by portraying a story through their unique performances.

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