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Going Dhak-Dhak!

Madhuri Dixit is said to be the most sensational dancer ever in modern Hindi cinema. There was nobody who could dance like Madhuri in Bollywood till she got married and settled in America. Now she makes a comeback with Yash Raj Films’ “Aa ja Nachle”, directed by Anil Mehta. To promote the film, she worked her magic on TV viewers on the dance reality show, “Nach Baliye 3”, on Star Plus. Madhuri was accompanied by her co-stars from “Aaja Nachle”, Kunal Kapoor and Konkona Sen Sharma, as she cheered the participants of the show and gave tips on dancing. Part two of the episode will be aired next Friday (November 30), when “Aaja Nachle” is released!

SREEDHAR PILLAI

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