Disney Channel is all set to bring in a new punch in their programming lineup by launching three new and exciting shows in the first quarter of 2013. Let’s see what they are… The Suite Life of Karan and Kabir (Season 2) Following a successful season one, the twin pranksters – Karan and Kabir will embark on a whole new series of adventures at Raj Mahal Hotel in the second season of The Suite Life of Karan and Kabir. A favourite of kids and families alike, the second season will see the twins take on the hotel with double the number of pranks and tricks - converting closets into bedrooms, helping baby sit kids at the hotel cr?che, competing against each other for the Head Boy title at school and even convincing Maan Singh to organize a ‘Club Toophan’ at the hotel! Best of Luck Nikki (Season 3) With a remarkable response from kids and their families to Season 1 and Season 2, Disney Channel will bring in Season 3 of Best of Luck Nikki. The series follow the lives of the Singhs, an average Indian family comprising Mom (Himani Singh), Dad (Avatar Singh) and siblings Dolly, Rohan and Sunny and Nikki. Season 3 promises exciting new episodes of family entertainment centre around the everyday trials, tribulations and triumphs of this busy family. There is never a dull moment at the Singh household as the kids keep their parents engaged with their activities. Shake It Up Shake It Up is an exciting new buddy-comedy series centered on a dance show, which will appeal to the entire family. The series revolves around the misadventures of best friends Neel (Neeladri) Walia and Yash (Yashraj) Mehta, two confident and energetic 13-year olds who are skilled dancers and are on the threshold of taking their steps into the world of professional dancing. The high-spirited teenage boys, get their first professional break when they’re selected as background dancers on "Shake it Up, Mumbai," a popular TV dance show. Between learning a wide range of new dance styles, navigating the backstage antics at the show, they embark on a rollercoaster ride of balancing their newfound independence and popularity with the demands of their school and family responsibilities.